Sentence examples for educational restructuring from inspiring English sources

DOROTHY KERZNER LIPSKY New York, Aug. 18, 2000 The writer is director, National Center on Educational Restructuring and Inclusion, CUNY Graduate Center.

Dr. Stuart D. Cook, president of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, and Dr. Stanley S. Bergen Jr., the past president, published a 6,000-word 6,000-wordf the plan, whicritiquerofosed lastheonth in a replan to the governor by a special commission on educational restructuring.

Until we recognize the depth of pain our current educational system is perpetuating, I fear true educational restructuring will not take place.

Educational restructuring must include respect for individual differences, as well as national tolerance for life paths that don't include a college degree.

I'll add however, that educational restructuring is more necessary than ever, if we truly want to foster healthy development and reduce the levels of desperation that cause students to kill themselves.

This article presents an overview of the educational restructuring and describes the key elements of the transition to competency-based training in the Pediatrics residency training programs in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates from 2010 2013.

The categorization into goal orientation, relationships and organization/regulation may help educators restructure existing instruments or develop new ones in such a way that they cover the entire educational environment adequately.

Darling-Hammond, 63, has studied many of the hot-button issues in education—including teacher training and professional development, curriculum reform, and restructuring educational systems during a 25-year academic career at Columbia and Stanford universities.

Instead, we must spur on progress through new programs and restructured educational infrastructures — or never catch up.

A period of the last year (2000) when the Educational Centre was restructured, becoming one of the most active services in the medical sector of the MTSL in Brazil, has been emphasised in particular.

— CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Chile promises to invest $4 billion in broad overhaul In the face of student protests, Chile's president, Sebastián Piñera, has announced a $4 billion fund meant to ensure higher education access for poorer students and general restructuring of educational institutions.