Sentence examples for educational traditions from inspiring English sources

During the latest round of talks, the Tibetans offered a memorandum that proposes to protect Tibet's culture, religious and educational traditions within the autonomy provisions of China's Constitution.

In addition, lecturers and tutors should adjust their teaching style to ensure that is effective for classes of students from different nationalities and educational traditions.

We are deeply concerned that measuring a great diversity of educational traditions and cultures using a single, narrow, biased yardstick could, in the end, do irreparable harm to our schools and our students.

Georgetown University named a layman as its president today for the first time, though the new president said that Jesuit educational traditions would remain a guiding force at the university.

The early Middle Ages produced relatively few complex literary works; the elaborate educational system of the Roman Empire depended on a level of aristocratic wealth and a style of civilian culture that did not outlast the Gothic wars, and the ecclesiastical educational traditions that succeeded it were not well rooted in Italy outside Rome until the 9th century.

The fact that you may have lived in a neighborhood for generations, or become attached to a set of long-standing educational traditions, does not mean that you should always return to that neighborhood if you are displaced, or reconstruct those traditions.

Byzantine education was the product of an ancient Greek educational tradition that stretched back to the 5th century BC.

Fujian is also known for its strong educational tradition.

The failure of many public schools soon provoked a fresh appreciation for the Catholic educational tradition.

GERMANY, Austria and German-speaking Switzerland have an educational tradition that sets them apart from most other countries.

SCOTLAND has a glorious educational tradition: in the 16th century the nation boasted four universities to England's two.