Sentence examples for hand education from inspiring English sources

The group that would really benefit from a Hand in Hand education most likely cannot afford to attend the school, or if they could, would never send their child to the school.

How the Jewish students respond -- passive or active resistance, acceptance or refusal of the "army education" -- and how the Arab students react -- resentment or understanding, maintaining relationships with a drifting group or isolation within a new community -- will be a serious test of the limits of a Hand in Hand education.

On one hand, education experts and overseas education agents say that parents are worried.

On the one hand, education is the key to reducing inequality.

On one hand, education is strongly correlated with income and employability.

On the one hand, education increases the returns to legitimate work, raising the opportunity costs of illegal behavior.

But a day after the Kerry-Edwards ticket lost, his wife, Elizabeth, was found to have breast cancer, and his family began its first-hand education in the vagaries of the system.

But instead of standing up for reason, our government is handing education over to the world of faith.

Strikingly, parents with children in the public schools had a more negative view of how Mr. Bloomberg is handing education generally: 54percentt of the parents polled disapproved.

Growing up in Newark in the "Ironbound" district was a first-hand education for Baptista.

Whether it's exhibits about science, nature, astronomy, history, or culture, our museums all provide perspectives and a first-hand education not available anywhere else on earth.