Sentence examples for education writing from inspiring English sources

She finally landed the perfect job at the Theodore Payne Foundation, where she is Director of Outreach and K-12 Education, writing and teaching about native plants and their crucial ecological importance.

Students must satisfy the University general education, writing, and language requirements.

The one area in which Ms. Ivins and Mr. Dubose give Mr. Bush high points is education, writing that "he has been attentive, consistent, and a hard worker to make public schools a higher priority for the state".

Jamie Martin, a former special adviser to the Department for Education, writing in Prospect, said being able to charge EU students full international fees would end "the indefensible practice of charging foreign students differently according to their nationality".

In addition to the special requirements for engineering majors described below, all undergraduate engineering students are subject to the University general education, writing, and foreign language requirements outlined in the first pages of this bulletin.

He mounted several lines of attack, but two stand out.1) He charges that the coalition has no mandate for its proposed reforms, notably those involving the National Health Service and state education, writing:With remarkable speed, we are being committed to radical, long-term policies for which no one voted.

He intervened after 100 professors of education wrote to newspapers yesterday calling the Education Secretary Michael Gove's re-written curriculum "endless lists of spellings, facts and rules".

"Cheap nasty & unbecoming of a national leader," David Lammy, a former Labour minister of higher education, wrote.

Potocki, a country squire with little formal education, wrote most of his verse (about 300,000 lines) to please himself.

He said that Robert P. Redwine, dean for undergraduate education, wrote about the issue of a diversity General Institute Requirement.

Diane Ravitch, an education historian and former U.S. assistant secretary of education, wrote a blog post titled, "Why I Cannot Support the Common Core Standards" in February 2013.