Sentence examples for fragmented education from inspiring English sources

So, does Germany, with its complex and fragmented education system, and school days that have traditionally stopped at lunchtime, have a lesson or two to teach other countries?

"The government has engineered a fragmented education system in England where too many schools are isolated and lack the support, which local authorities provided, to establish the productive working partnerships with more successful schools which was the hallmark of the London challenge," she said.

The result is a highly fragmented education software market with some big established incumbents.

We now have a fragmented social work education system which includes Step Up To Social Work, Frontline, Think Ahead and underfunded, under-valued mainstream courses at colleges.

The review has been welcomed by the National Association of Head Teachers, saying that it "responds sensibly to the emerging challenges of a fragmented, even balkanised education system".

As the faculty research becomes more and more specialized, the curriculum becomes increasingly fragmented and the education process loses its coherence as well as its relevance for the broader society.

One problem is the fragmented nature of design education in America.

How about making a nonpartisan effort to reduce the exorbitant costs of public education and fragmented government in this state, thereby lowering the property tax burden for everyone?

Barriers to asthma control include insufficient patient education and fragmented care.

Various integrated medical curricula have been adopted by many medical schools all over the globe to ensure holistic approach rather than a fragmented one in medical education to encourage meaningful learning [ 7].

Salmi attributes this to a "fragmented market" within the continuing education space.