Sentence examples for education schools which from inspiring English sources

Students at California and Wisconsin-based Rocketship Education schools, which focus heavily on online content to improve the quality of students' time spent learning, have long been exposed to the concept of hybrid forms of instruction to help them meet Common Core State Standards.

Autism families were recruited from special education schools, which provide interventions for children with autism.

Two types of pre-service midwifery education programs exist in Afghanistan: institutes of health sciences, which admit 12th grade graduates, and community midwifery education schools, which admit 9th grade graduates nominated by community leaders and selected by a local stakeholder committee after successful completion of entrance exams.

"I'm constantly urging (Education Secretary) Michael Gove and the Department for Education to update and modernise sex education in schools which hasn't kept up with the internet age.

"I'm constantly urging Michael Gove and the Department for Education to update and modernise sex education in schools which hasn't kept up with the internet age". he told the BBC.

Lucy Emmerson, from the Sex Education Forum, supports good quality sex education in schools which deals with a whole range of topics including consent, body image, gender and power imbalances.

* Bury Christian Youth runs a sex and relationships education workshop in schools which it uses to promote abstinence.

Part of the problem, he said, is the lack of religious education in public schools, which are secular and rarely provide comparative religion courses.

6] quotes Jerome Higgins as saying, "Their whole thrust is to promote value-free sex education in the schools, which leads to promiscuity, which leads to pregnancy, which leads to abortion".

Although he didn't grow up on a reservation, his early education at public schools (which had a mix of Native and non-Native students) wasn't enough to prepare him for the culture shock in college.

So their adolescent daughters relied only on sex education provided by schools, which in Korean schools relates only to the role and the recognition of sex.