Sentence examples for educational destination from inspiring English sources

Each spring the department has an outing to an educational destination, complete with dinner in Mr. Gordon's honor.

Other areas with further scope for development include, for example, in expanding as an educational destination for overseas students, whether it be to learn English or study medicine.

And this constant tussle between universities, the Home Office and the UKBA, where we get blamed, is ultimately damaging Britain's image around the world as a welcoming educational destination.

As a requirement of issuing a new lease, the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage has demanded that the company running the site transform it into a historical and educational destination with detailed outdoor exhibits and a museum.

Just as it will be essential for students to have more opportunities to leave Princeton in order to study and work abroad, it is equally important that students from all over the world have Princeton as their educational destination.

With a sound structure, a prime riverfront location and a small group of people who want to see the building restored to its former glory, the bathhouse is about to undergo an extensive restoration in a project that supporters said could bring it back to life as a regional recreational and educational destination as early as next summer.

To round out her children's irregular schooling, Roberta planned road trips to educational destinations.

FUGU is the full-service system behind groundbreaking educational destinations such as Gracie University, Gracie Bullyproof, American Online Learning Center, ACT Cert, and Krav Maga Worldwide Academy.

One of the curious things about visits to museums and other quasi-educational destinations is that actually there is remarkably little evidence about what 'works' in exciting schoolchildren to dig deeper into science.

The cultural critic Hiroki Azuma formed a group to explore making the decommissioned nuclear reactor in Fukushima Prefecture an educational tourist destination.

For instance, this month, the Modern put two educational sites online: Destination Modern Art (Moma.org/destination), intended to appeal to 4- to 8-year-olds, has bold graphics, simple activities and that friendly alien; and Red Studio (Moma.org/redstudio), for 13- to 19-year-olds, has video clips of teenagers interviewing the artist Vito Acconci and an online architectural design competition.