Sentence examples for educational ideal from inspiring English sources

Mother Butler's educational ideal was based on what she called the three C's: Catholicity, Charity and Courtesy.

According to Ntiedo Etuk, the chief executive of Tabula Digita, which designs computer games that are now being used in roughly 1,200 schools around the country, children who persist in playing a game are demonstrating a valuable educational ideal.

The upper level of the Gymnasium was characterized by breadth of knowledge at a high intellectual standard, including cultural essentials as well as an academic concentration, and thus still captured the German educational ideal.

He has praised it as the embodiment of the progressive educational ideal, or some such; she reckons it was "more like some crazy play centre than a school", though reading through her 286 pages, one gets the distinct sense that a "crazy play centre" was exactly what she wanted.

They adhere to a liberal egalitarian/meritocratic educational ideal.

Finally, FOLC's insistence on pursuing technology-enhanced, democratized learning, as an educational ideal, is being put to the test.

The similarities and differences discussed here are examples of many shared educational ideals and theoretical knowledge that represent internationalisation of early childhood education.

These movements also often question the very possibility of universal educational ideals and values.

He loudly proclaims lofty educational ideals, but under the table he is disconnecting the electrical plug from the socket, and no "juice" flows.

But let Fordham come to the City Planning Commission with a revised plan that promotes its educational ideals and creates a campus that is accessible to and does not overwhelm the Lincoln Square area.

During his university years, he would enjoy more moderate educational ideals, as Kant's later university teacher, Martin Knutzen (1713 51), illustrates.