Sentence examples for educational decision from inspiring English sources
In 1964, Malta became an independent nation, and in 1988 a new Education Act was passed, lowering the compulsory education age to five years, decentralising educational decision making and establishing a right for any person to apply for a licence to open a school.
"We have been concerned by the politicizing of what is essentially a very complex educational decision," said Alison Bernstein, vice president for education, media, arts and culture, explaining why Ford had commissioned the study.
13 See Charlot et al. (2005) for a study that investigates the educational decision in a search and matching framework when education is time consuming.
More broadly, research indicates that information alone is rarely enough to affect educational decision making.
In managerial implications, the results could provide parents, teachers, educational organizations to make related educational decision.
No test, and no single point in time, is representative enough to justify an educational decision for a student or for a school.
That is, in each stage longitudinal data on the development of competencies, educational processes, educational decisions, and returns to education in formal, nonformal, and informal contexts is collected, thus allowing us especially to determine a variety of contextual effects on the development of competencies and educational decisions throughout the life span (see Figure 1).
James P. Gray's comments regarding education success are correct in that parents should participate in educational decisions regarding their children, ("Apply libertarian philosophy to education for success," Independent, Oct. 10).
When I have the choice to teach where I will be better compensated and all educational decisions will be made by experienced educators?
Once again we, as educators, are allowing others to make important educational decisions without having any educational background--much as we permit politicians to set educational policy.
The experts seem to be in agreement that these corporate giants were making educational decisions and setting policy for global education, while sitting in a corporate office instead of a classroom.
