Sentence examples for informative schools from inspiring English sources

Geography and history, as well as economics, play a role in whether a person claims benefits, and when or if they come off them.HILLARY SHAWLeedsSIR Your otherwise informative Schools brief on banking ("The business of banking", October 30th) attributes to Willie Sutton, a famous American bank robber, the line, when asked why he robbed banks, "That's where the money was".

Research that uses the "surprise" cohort composition (Hoxby 2000, 2002) found effects that were informative for schools that were affected by unexpected changes in cohort size but not for schools that would have strict regulations on class size and/or student allocation.

This knowledge is informative for school boards and school administrators as physical environment interventions are likely far more costly than interventions aimed at improving the social capital at schools.

Schooling rates are even more informative: the schooling rate for kindergarten (5 years) was 78.8% in 2001 and climbed to 91.4% in 2010 (National Institute of Statistics and Census 2012).

Finally, our survey did not assess variables that predict success among visiting medical students, which would be especially informative to medical schools with VMS programs that have limited clerkship slots and other resources.

For example, in Angrist and Krueger's (1991) study on returns to education, the estimated effect of schooling was informative for those deciding to quit school when they have the opportunity to do so.

Informative material is placed in schools and school programmes run.

Information from RT analyses may offer significant advantages in understanding cognitive processing in children, for example serving as a complementary source of information (in fact, RT was found to be more informative than accuracy in school children's magnitude comparison performance [ 15, 62]).

Write an informative article for your school newspaper.

The parents of students received a brief flyer describing the study, including inclusion criteria and an invitation to attend an informative meeting at the school.

Female school teachers and female students who were not involved in the quantitative study and were thought to be informative (participants of clubs, school mini media) were selected purposively.