Sentence examples for educational ills from inspiring English sources

S.K.O.'s administrators say they believe that they have found a cure for many educational ills.

Bob Herbert's column "Where the Bar Ought to Be" (Feb. 23) is a welcome antidote to some of the nonsense that poses as a "school reform" remedy to our educational ills.

Here many of us have an unfortunate tendency to think there's a panacea that could cure all our educational ills: well-paid teachers, small classes, better methods of instruction, following the Japanese model, etc.

These fresh-faced, suited and booted principals are wily political operators who are hideously impressive when you meet them: they have sorted out the issues of our country's educational ills with their mastery of the data and implemented "evidence-based interventions" (they like to use medical jargon) to ensure "all the needs of students" are met.

Money is no panacea for educational ills in the U.S. It is the laissez-faire attitude towards learning that could make the institution collapse.

As with any initiative, over-selling is a risk – spreading the belief that social and emotional learning will fix every educational ill, Jones said.

Their calculations included the direct cost, and the expense of clearing up the fallout, of problems linked to poverty (educational failure, ill health, antisocial behaviour, crime, becoming a victim of crime…) They then added lost tax revenues and earnings.

However, the curve tracing out this cyclical relationship has drifted upwards (see chart 2).Part of the reason is that employers increasingly want highly educated workers, so those with poor educational levels are ill-equipped for the jobs on offer.

Few would question that America's educational system is ill.

"It is clearly absurd to blame the sector which educates 7% of the school population for the ills of the educational experience of the other 93%.

The present study, which was conducted in Jordan, examined chronically ill adults' educational needs concerning the self-administration of medications.