Sentence examples for educational selection from inspiring English sources

This week the grammar-school-educated new prime minister put educational selection back at the heart of Tory educational thinking for the first time since the 1970s – albeit in a very different way from the past.

In 1958, the children sat the so-called '11-plus' examination, a standard IQ-type test widely used in English schools at that time for the purposes of educational selection from primary to secondary education [24].

I agree with the prime minister that Britain has developed a form of educational selection by wealth.

If educational selection by religion increases inequality, we will have to start a difficult debate about it.

He saw the new forces of educational selection in postwar Britain as yielding a new "restless elite", a creative minority rising above "the stolid majority".

Though he is also supports leaving the EU, it was the issue of educational selection that propelled him into politics and defines him politically.

His wife Rose, sister of Aaron Director, with whom he initiated the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice, served on the international selection committee.

She is participating in the development of the information and educational interventions (selection and translation of the international drug bulletins used as comparators).

The following steps were used in the development of the educational card game: Selection of the key terms from the selected topics.

By its nature, affirmative action takes innate attributes that may have nothing to do with ability and makes them part of an educational or professional selection process.

Sweden, by contrast, has a mainly comprehensive educational system, where selection is delayed until upper secondary school (Heath, Rothon, & Kilpi, 2008).