Sentence examples for generation of schools from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to see what the next generation of schools look like," he said.

Lauener said architects were guilty of including too many "fripperies" in the last generation of schools.

We have an almost endless list of things that we would like the next generation of schools to do: teach critical thinking, foster collaboration, incorporate technology, become more student-centered and engaging.

THE first time he tried to create the "next generation of schools", back in the early 1990s, Chris Whittle's focus was on improving the education of the poorest pupils in America's worst-performing public schools.

The city's schools have usually been based on simple, easily reproducible prototypes; in the mid-eighties, the Board of Education decided the city would need new prototypes for the new generation of schools.

But it remains the department's "preferred route", which still potentially puts it in a position of influence over the new generation of schools, since it will be advising parents and teachers as they fill out the forms in which they must specify their educational aims.

Thirty-five yeago agenerationatiof of school leavers – your parents – looked at a future equally thrilling and bleak.

Iranian authorities have tried at different times in recent years to control the impact of the demand by the new generation of school-age women for higher education.

"A generation of school-leavers will take on only debt which is appropriate for them which they have budgeted for and which will improve their lives".

Prof John Howson, an expert in school recruitment who has been tracking the turnover in headteachers since the 1980s, said: "Rarely since then has there been as much concern over finding the next generation of school leaders as there is now.

That's why we set up NAHT Edge – to give the next generation of school leaders the support they need to overcome the challenges they'll face in their careers.