Sentence examples for educational network from inspiring English sources
Her Pagan Educational Network estimates there are 600,000 American pagans.
His dedication of the Marilyn Cole and Francie Zusman-Sina Torah and Arts High School is an integral part of EMUNAH's educational network.
But with much less fanfare, wealthy donors have begun playing a parallel role in the country's next-largest educational network: Roman Catholic schools.
Born while his parents were stationed in Burma, he was brought to his homeland when aged six and, through a long illustrious sojourn within England's educational network, later landed himself a place in Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge.
The counterproposal, developed by Richard Somerset-Ward, a consultant hired by the board's technology committee, called for a "broadband educational network" that would integrate cable, telephone, satellite, microwave, digital and Internet-based communications.
"It has been tough," said Rhonda Kalifey-Aluise, the C.E.O. of KIPP New Orleans Schools, part of a national educational network that has played a major role in the city's educational experiment.
Educational networks are not exclusive to students; relational data between teachers, teacher educators, and school administrators may reveal how best teaching practices spread and explain institutional discrepancies in advancing science education.
Consider the proliferation of attempts, in the UK and worldwide to establish free universities and autonomous educational networks and collectives.
ESPN3.com has about 52 million subscribers but is free to more than 20 million college students connected to campus educational networks and to on-base military personnel.
Embarrassed after their fight with modernists in the mid-1920s, evangelical Protestants withdrew from public engagement, built their own impressive church and educational networks, and re-emerged in the 1970s as a formidable force on the political right.
Educational networks can also serve advertising on their sites, says CEO Jason Rosenthal.
