Sentence examples for educational destiny from inspiring English sources
The contemporary view of education today takes students as 'agents' of their own educational destiny (van Lier, 2008, p. 47); and teachers, in accordance, have begun to change their roles from teaching to facilitating, helping, coordinating, counselling, consulting, advising, knowing, resourcing and so on.
Quantitative studies do conventionally take the number of siblings into account as a variable to describe educational outcomes (e.g. Caille and Rosenwald 2006) and do demonstrate that family size influences the educational destiny of children by disadvantaging children from large families.
While bake sales, field trip supervision, and powerless advisory councils can be nice parent empowerment gives parents real, tangible power over the educational destiny of their children.
Districts began abandoning their diversity plans in droves and reverting back to a time when your ZIP code was your educational destiny. .
And in the absence of an elected school board, the SRC represents an undemocratic, neocolonial structure in which Philly parents -- majority black and brown and disproportionately low-income, with an increasing number of white urbanites -- do not have control over their children's educational destiny.
It is these "relational configurations" that produce the educational destinies studied here.
Siblings thus play an active role in educational destinies because over time they tend to favour a better understanding and return-on-investment of tracks and qualifications".
But though we may currently need to do so, the last thing we should want to do is impose a table d'hôte of required classes on undergraduates who are enjoying their first taste of academic freedom and a chance to chart their own educational destinies.
In other words, the Mission Unit is all too often a lesson in imperialism, racism, and Manifest Destiny rather than actually educational or a jumping-off point for critical thinking or accurate history.
His teachers struggle to assert themselves over his destiny and form relationships with one other, reveal divergent educational ideologies and become consumed by their project.
