Sentence examples for educational arena from inspiring English sources

A "schoolyard" need only be an educational arena and is not always housed in a school.

"We're opening a new window in the educational arena," he said.

"The product has found its way into homes through the office channel," said William Smith, vice president for the office supply division at 3M. "And this billboard component gets young people involved and gets to the educational arena and to a whole generation of users coming up".

"Race to Nowhere" and its proponents have identified the problem and are spreading awareness, but in the educational arena, the gap between talk and action is substantial: no teacher wants to be seen as "easier" than his or her peers, and no school wants to risk its test scores, not even for the well-being of its students.

While there is little controversy surrounding evolution within the scientific community, it very much persists in the educational arena.

This led to the conclusion that acts of dishonesty such as cheating and plagiarism are not situation specific but linked to personal attitudes: "Once an individual forms the attitude that it is acceptable behavior, he or she is likely to use this behavior, not only in the educational arena but also in other arenas" (Nonis & Swift 2001).

And while we have witnessed many groundbreaking strides by women in the business, political, and educational arenas over the past century, there are still many areas in which girls and women have been failed by a system they had no hand in creating.

The Campbell Collaboration does not provide specific guidance on what study designs should be used to address different types of questions related to the effects of interventions in the social, behavioral and educational arenas [ 25].

Had they been smarter about this, Apple could continue to completely dominate the educational technology arena.

While innovation within the educational technology arena is growing at an unprecedented rate, all too often the benefits are confined by geography, multimedia literacy, and access.

As it and other technology firms pile into the educational-publishing arena alongside Apple, Steve Jobs's prediction that the business is ripe for disruption is likely to be proven correct and traditional publishers will probably be taught a very costly digital lesson.