Sentence examples for education was conceived from inspiring English sources

In general, this distinction can be made between the 17th and the 18th centuries: in the 17th century the aim of education was conceived as a religious and rationalistic one, whereas in the 18th century the ideas of secularism and progress began to prevail.

But as we approach the election, party leaders should be aware that the Cambridge report is widely perceived to have captured as well as prompted a desire for change: not just in the way primary education is conceived and practised, but also in the way those who shape and enforce educational policy go about their business.

The world has changed since our education system was conceived, but schooling has not.

It is important to note that the Toronto First Duty project was conceived in a time when provincial government support of both regulated childcare and public education was in chaos.

According to Hupenthal, the law was conceived, in part, because of the "failure of the Tucson Unified School District to provide a good education to low income Hispanic children..."...

They had a realistic sense of how deep the challenges for teacher education in integrated STEM run, owing to the fact that most teachers went to college before integrated STEM was conceived.

Painstakingly, a plan was conceived.

And so BabyDay was conceived.

I WAS conceived into water.

And so, Happly was conceived.

The thread was conceived schematically.