Sentence examples for equal access to knowledge from inspiring English sources

I suspect he thought that particular report came from a branch of Ofsted that had gone native, and was part of the progressive agenda to deprive disadvantaged children of equal access to knowledge... rather as the test-crazy failure-crazy high-stakes exam system does.

A fundamental tenet of public education is that all students should have equal access to knowledge (Goodlad et al. 2004).

So far, Twitter stands for equal access to knowledge and ideas for all.

She said, "We stand for a single Internet where all of humanity has equal access to knowledge and ideas".

At the heart of the U.S. position is this architectural point: "We stand for a single Internet where all of humanity has equal access to knowledge and ideas".

In a similar tone as Verveer, she drew a distinction between American commitment to "a single Internet where all of humanity has equal access to knowledge and ideas," and the possibility that the Internet "can also be hijacked by governments to crush dissent and human rights".

This is because both parties have equal access to the knowledge from the beginning of the sequence.

Because both Jill and David had equal access to the knowledge under discussion, no news is exchanged; from the start of the sequence the focus is on Jill participating in a conversation by producing pre-determined words.

They have made opportunity more equal, democratized access to knowledge and placed an uncompromising emphasis on higher standards all at the same time".

Elaborations then ensure equal access to the technical knowledge for all students, by repeatedly re-instantiating meanings in written and spoken language and symbolic expressions.

Heritage (2012a) makes a distinction between epistemic status, whether interactants have equal or unequal access to knowledge, and epistemic stance, the way in which turn design demonstrates this access to knowledge.