Sentence examples for educational realms from inspiring English sources
In my case, throughout my academic careers at San Francisco State College, the University of Texas at Austin, and even the University of Pennsylvania, my range of activities was confined to the academic, cultural and educational realms.
As one Western observer put it, the Obama visit provided "an excuse for Indonesians to relish their own myths".More prosaically, the Indonesian president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and Mr Obama signed agreements to deepen the bilateral relationship in the economic, commercial and educational realms, as well as the military one.
e-Informational systems based on the Internet infrastructure and services like e-mail, WWW, etc., are a de-facto option for various educational realms, in order to enhance the quality and diversity of services offered to their educators and students.
Online continuing education is creating a new and distinct educational realm, and it is the future of education.
Elevating test scores into the sole "coin" of the educational realm virtually guarantees that students cannot receive the rich education needed to succeed in a complex society.
The wealthy inhabit an educational realm very different from what national averages suggest.
With the July 1 introduction of a line of Team Umizoomi Preschool Math Kits, produced internally and pegged to the Nick Jr. math-based show of the same name, the company said it was moving more squarely into the educational realm.
In addition, application of these advances in science is key, both into the educational realm and for managers and decision-makers.
In the educational realm, we have to be aware of not only the simulation-based learning principles, but also how the interactions of the learning environment affect the trainee, the actors, etc., during their educational endeavors.
Suffice to say that their recent entry into the educational realm has not been marked by a flurry of educational research activity beyond a legacy of developmental science and psychology that claims certain realities for infant experience and capability, largely based on laboratory tests with infants and their mothers.
The spirit of Maidan has even led to changes within the educational realm.
