Sentence examples for education terms from inspiring English sources

The college, tiny in higher education terms with 500 or so undergraduates, was simply incapable of raising the funds needed to survive the current economic climate.

In the longer term, teachers at Langdon will use their experience as the lead school in the PowerDown campaign to design a tailor-made toolkit for teachers to get the most out of the initiative in education terms, as well as to save money by reducing electricity bills.

I'm not being sarcastic; in education terms, that's about as big as it gets, which is good news for professors thinking of ditching lectures in favor of hands-on learning in the classroom.

Importantly, the entries for these 50 key biology education terms may be read and explored in any order.

All biology education terms, but perhaps especially these equity, diversity, inclusivity, and inclusive teaching can have different meanings for different individuals.

ASIA is "the most exciting region on earth in higher-education terms", said the Times Higher Education (THE) when introducing its inaugural Asian University Rankings this month.

We have done well in the area of education in terms of achieving gender parity," he says.

As a result, she said, even when Asian parents move to this country, they continue to define education in terms of grades, test scores and college acceptances.

The lack of education in terms of politics and what is going on in real life is a very big issue".

Peggy Blumenthal of the IIE says: "As degrees get more expensive in the UK, the differences between a US and UK education, in terms of cost, are narrowing.

Technologies have been crucial in education in terms of transmitting both academic knowledge and local wisdom to society.