Sentence examples for flawed education from inspiring English sources

I fear that our deeply flawed education system will produce generations of people who lack critical thinking skills.

We should add value in many ways: contributing context, explanation, caveats (how the information can be out of date or flawed), education (how to verify the information), in some cases editing (the value the Times and Guardian added to Wikileaks data was not just distribution but also redaction of necessary secrets), and especially and always reporting: Why do all these people own guns?

The White House has declared victory on school reform based on two seriously flawed education bills that have finally emerged from the House and Senate.

They all left at 16 and I know that at least one must have had a deeply flawed education because I canvassed him in 2001 and he said he was voting for you.

The success of high-quality charter schools in places like New York supports Mr. Duncan's view that charters can play an important role in efforts to reform the country's flawed education system — but only if they are closely monitored and held to high standards.

Paladino blamed New York's dysfunctional state government for his flawed education.

But Goodell's deduction is flawed, for if education and training solved discrimination we surely would have educated and trained our way beyond it by now.

And the project's entire premise — that India can make a cheap tablet computer that will somehow make up for failures of the country's crippled education system — is fundamentally flawed, according to some experts in education and manufacturing.

Like much of his popular philosophy, Russell's reflections on education are flawed but interesting, and often remain pertinent in our own time.

"The system surrounding education is flawed: everything from the environment, assessment of teachers, parents encouragement, to the expectation of finding a government job," said Ms. Marri of the K.H.D.A.

Director of Clinical Services for Bilingual Therapies Nate Cornish told VOXXI the reasoning behind limiting bilingual education is flawed.