Sentence examples for educational doctrines from inspiring English sources

The educational doctrines that inspired, conceptualized, and legitimated this transformation themselves reflected other social, political, economic, demographic, and technological changes.

There is giddy talk in the research world of some day establishing the equivalent of the Food and Drug Administration, declaring educational doctrines safe and effective, or not.

Had it not been for a stream of influential visitors including Herbart, Johann Gottlieb Fichte, and Friedrich Froebel to his schools, Pestalozzi's ideas might never have achieved currency among the great educational doctrines.

But this new retrospective may be more significant because it was prepared by the Pentagon directorate responsible for developing military educational curricula, war-fighting doctrine, and training regimes for all the services.

Knowing the actual circumstances in which the teaching of religion takes place, many non-Catholic inner-city parents elect Catholic schools for their educational outcomes, not their religious doctrine.

Father Gaspar said the school's land, buildings and financial resources were the property of the church and should be used for educational purposes in line with church doctrine.

As a result, public institutions, including educational institutions, had to conform to Catholic doctrine.

He objected to educational "philanthropy," which he defined as "the liberal doctrine of free and equal opportunity as applied to things of the mind".

One day there will be more formal institutions like gay educational institutions, perhaps a united faith or spiritual doctrine, gay styles of cooking or music.

He describes the ways in which American heroism is introduced into political laws, religious doctrine, economic theory, and, of course, educational conventions.

The June 1982 General Assembly of the UUA "…urges the Board of Trustees and President of the Association, member societies, and Unitarian Universalists in the United States to: … oppose efforts to compromise the integrity of public school teaching by the introduction of sectarian religious doctrines, such as "scientific creationism," and by exclusion of educational materials on sectarian grounds".