Sentence examples for educational conundrums from inspiring English sources

He has been asked to solve tricky educational conundrums before and, every time, he has managed to catch the prevailing political wind.In 2006 he reviewed reading tuition, and plumped for the back-to-basics "synthetic phonics"—to the delight of a government already mustard-keen on the method.

Lets not forget who are the most important people in this educational conundrum.

Its founders hope to roll that out to 10 million children across Africa and Asia, the key to its own longevity and, it hopes, the global educational conundrum that has bedevilled policy-makers.

Dwindling health resources add to this conundrum, as educational resources are already stretched, often where they are most needed.

In the educational toy space specifically, the engagement conundrum manifests itself in the friction between parents that want their kids to learn and kids that just want to have fun.

PAGE A7Breaking the Aid Logjam A14 NATIONAL BILL FOR TROOP BENEFITS Poses Conundrum for Bush Bipartisan legislation that would significantly expand educational benefits for veterans has created a political conundrum for President Bush.

Here, though, giving parents a wealth of educational options sometimes presents a familiar inner-city conundrum: What if all your choices are bad ones?

This conundrum calls into question one of the most significant contemporary educational movements.

1800 riddles, enigmas and conundrums.

The conundrums involve safety.

Educational reform.