Sentence examples for face of education from inspiring English sources
"We now have arrived at the almost unacceptable face of education capitalism.
In an indignant outburst, the high master of the independent St Paul's boys' school called league tables "a cancer on the face of education".
Within the handsome walls of douce Milngavie, just a few miles north of Glasgow, a campaign is building that may yet change the face of education in Scotland.
As well as changing the face of education in this country, this will, in the words of one senior Lib Dem, be a 'big proalition moment' – a sign of how the two parties have returned to working constructively together.
It was enough to persuade Thrun to resign his tenure at Stanford and set up Udacity, a free online university, open to all, that may change the face of education.
Laura Bush, Mr. Anthony said, "may turn out to be the voice and the face of education reform for her husband, because that's where her training and knowledge and experience is".
In one of the final sections, Louis Menand, a professor of English and a critic of higher education, observes that "the face of higher education has completely changed since 1960, but future professors are still being trained as though it has not".
In Japan, problem-based learning (PBL) is a relatively new method of educating medical students that is reforming the face of medical education throughout the world, including Asia.
Welcome to the great education race, a scramble for students, professors, prestige and prosperity that is changing the face of university education around the world.
After transforming the face of British education with failing free schools, substandard academies and a "neo-victorian" primary school curriculum, the saviour of British education Michael Gove now believes he has found the answer to attracting more young entrepreneurs to London: All the "hot sex" on offer.
With similar precision, the series recognizes the changing face of public education, the waves of ethnic and racial succession.
