Sentence examples for ethnic schools from inspiring English sources
"The government thinks people who go to ethnic schools have a stronger Tibetan nationalist identity," Ms. Woeser said.
The Next Generation, a family program from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M., will feature demonstrations by local ethnic schools teaching traditional dance (Irish step-dancing at 11 A.M ., along with performances by children.
Stalin was particularly ruthless, ordering the wholesale extermination of national elites, banishing peoples from their ancient homelands and decreeing Russian as the language of instruction in ethnic schools.
Providing Kindergarten (KG) schools nationwide - including monastic and ethnic schools - with KG kits.
Cambridge spends £5m a year on access measures including work with black and minority ethnic school pupils.
The authors investigate whether teachers' expectations (TE) at the school-level mediate the relationship between ethnic school composition and educational choice at the transition from primary to secondary education in Flanders.
A spokesperson for Cambridge said that its admissions decisions were made on academic considerations alone, while spending £5m a year on access measures including work with black and minority ethnic school pupils.
They are divided into 'two-schools under one roof' and mono-ethnic schools, where children are segregated based on their ethnicity or nationality in mixed regions.
Many of those Barratt homeowners grew up on inner-London estates and went to multi-ethnic schools, but never had the luxury of seeing non-whites solely as colourful carnival revellers or the passive victims of racial violence.
The phenomenon of divided and mono-ethnic schools is not the only problem related to education.
Equally, we suggest that there are good reasons to presume that inclusive approaches in multi-ethnic schools, like creating a sense of community through cooperative learning and developing democratic and justice-oriented communities (e.g. Hansen 2001 ; Westheimer and Kahne 2004 ), instead of accentuating assimilation and control, has a diminishing effect on the onset of radicalization.
