Sentence examples for genuine education from inspiring English sources
His direct experience at schools in Glasgow and Essex and as assistant director of Education at Newcastle City Council clearly gives him in a genuine education background.
Walters and his team wanted to find a way to scratch that itch for kids with a guilt-free solution that would also provide useful, genuine education value instead of just mindless (or haphazardly educational) entertainment.
Young people need genuine education and skills training but crucially their ambitions need to be matched with opportunities.
Boys who have the chance at a genuine education and a working life beyond don't become radical fundamentalists.
Mr. Beseda of St . Marys said, "I think what the rankings do is to poison the sense of what a genuine education is.
We need genuine education that is personal, creative, demanding and filled, as literature is, with useful equipment for the inner life.
"We believe that our genuine education-focused approach to experiencing art will both differentiate us from the rest of the pack, as well as open up a new category of cultural gaming".
That quality leads her to Pablo and to a genuine cultural education.
Dr Vince Cable MP Secretary of state, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills Peter Scott does well to emphasise the central importance of academic freedom to a genuine university education, and to warn that a minister could stifle it using powers being taken in the present counter-terrorism and security bill.
Even if with the School of Salamanca and later with Enlightenment in the Western world, humanistic moral traditions gradually emerged as a 'secular' alternative to a genuine religious education, the role of religious traditions for the character formation of leaders is still unchallenged among the majority of leaders globally.
Cut ten minutes off of all academic subjects to make time for genuine physical education, and you'll see academic performance improve almost immediately across the proverbial board.
