Sentence examples for exemplary educational from inspiring English sources

The competition was designed to reward what President Obama considers exemplary educational ideas and practice, in hopes that other states will adopt similar practices.

About 100 officials from two dozen urban school systems around the country accepted Mr. Levy's invitation to the conference, "Exemplary Educational Practices in New York City".

Lessons From New York City Schools Chancellor HAROLD O. LEVY has invited school superintendents from around the country to Brooklyn next month for a conference, "Exemplary Educational Practices in New York City".

The school where we met, Sands Point Academy (which I discussed here last year as well) was both an exemplary educational institution of its time and a wildly idiosyncratic experiment (in some ways, a singular success; in others, an utter fiasco).

There are exemplary educational organizations such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation that fund specific educational programs and initiatives.

Exhibitions, both educational and exemplary, provide spaces respectively for the comparison of architectural and urban representations or actual construction.

Additionally, the team developed exemplary ideas for using web-based educational technology.

Poor and exemplary doctor/patient relationships and their potential educational impact were reported frequently.

At St .Mary's, the school in Harborne much coveted by local parents, the rush for places turned into a stampede after an inspector's report described its educational standards as "excellent" and pupils' behaviour as "exemplary".

Maarten's enthusiasm for, and commitment to, educational and cultural exchange between the two countries were exemplary and have inspired many current and former directors, members and contributors.

Something that, at least in part, would be accounted by the influence of the parents' educational level on attitudes to health and by the exemplary nature of their lifestyles [ 193– 193].