Sentence examples for ingenious school from inspiring English sources

How a literary form which depends on the imagination can be classified as non-fiction I'll never know, but I do know one ingenious school librarian who ignores this and catalogues poetry alongside fiction.

Moreover, there are some ingenious school leaders throughout the country who have managed to reduce class size without spending any more money, by redeploying out-of-classroom staff.

This school's ingenious use of language should embellish its reputation for efficacy if not ethics.

To help keep a close eye on his child, American parent Paul Wallich adapted a quadcopter to follow a GPS chip in his son's backpack to the bus stop every morning on the way to school: an ingenious outsourcing of parental responsibility, and a formidable piece of hacking to boot.

The first example of his final stage can be seen in a simple but very ingenious building, the Sagrada Família schools, a small school for the workers' children.

What is obvious, though, is that the attacks represented a new weapon in the terrorist arsenal, an ingenious marriage of old-school hijacking and the ever-more-familiar suicide bomb.

Many of the schools have planted fruit and nut orchards, schools have designed ingenious water capture mechanisms to irrigate the vegetable beds across the summer holidays, built greenhouses from waste materials, taken part in fitness and wellbeing programmes and began to embed the best practices arising from the projects into their curriculum.

Back in my school days, my teachers developed ingenious ways to determine whether students had done their assigned reading -- they would give us tests.

To avoid humiliation and punishment, states and school districts have come up with ingenious ways of gaming the system to ensure that more and more students are passing state tests.

My friend Laura Wysocki has an ingenious way to help prepare her children for school.

In a similar vein, America in Black and White shows the bitter and determined resistance to desegregating public schools in the South and the ingenious but disingenuous maneuvers used to evade the Supreme Court's 1954 desegregation decision inBrown v. Board of Education.