Sentence examples for heads of educational from inspiring English sources

Until the mid-20th century, most of the clergy and all of the hierarchy in mission countries were European or American, as were the heads of educational and benevolent operations.

Lists of all primary schools with the number of children attending grades two and three were prepared by the heads of educational departments in the four districts.

Our panel: Debby Cotton is head of educational development and pedagogic research at Plymouth University.

The most popular courses concern the return of wolves to the park, according to Jeff Brown, head of educational operations.

Tina Issacs, head of educational assessment at the University of London's Institute of Education and a former head of 14-19-years 14-19-years 14-19-yearsaid, howeveregulatione didn't atcept the well-publicised predictiOfqual volatility.

Manchester Camerata's head of educational outreach, Nick Ponsillo, says: "This is all about helping people with dementia to communicate and to feel part of the community, but we need to know that we are really getting to the guts of a patient's experience".

Anju Banerjee, head of Educational Consultants India Limited, or EdCIL, also said that while the Indian Education Fair 2011 mainly showcased engineering institutions, it also drew students who wanted to know about programs in the fine arts, nursing, business studies and communications.

In addition to these two areas, there are several more where we have benefited from the use of registerial maps, including language description (cf. Teruya 2007), translation studies, second/foreign language learning studies (cf. Matthiessen 2009a) — under the general heading of educational linguistics, and multimodal studies (cf. Matthiessen 2009b).

Dr Simon Gibbs Reader in educational psychology, programme director for initial training in educational psychology, and head of education, School of Education, Communication and Language Sciences, University of Newcastle Your article highlighting the lack of prenatal mental health care misses the most important point.

His father is a professor of urban education at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and the head of the educational administration supervision program at Brooklyn College.

Mr. Rebell took the case in 1992, and they sought out Norman Fruchter, then an outspoken member of School Board 15 in Brooklyn Heights, and Noreen Connell, head of the Educational Priorities Panel, a watchdog group, and formed Campaign for Fiscal Equity.