Sentence examples for institutes of education from inspiring English sources

Located at Samaru, 7 miles (11 km) west-northwest, is Ahmadu Bello University (1962), with its associated institutes of education, economic and social studies, administration, and health.

And what if our traditional institutes of education have not been nimble enough to prepare the world for the people it will need to keep pushing forward?

Compared to the other religions practiced within the Columbia student body, Sikhismis still a relatively underrepresented religion throughout elite institutes of education.

Recently, most institutes of education in MEA countries have undertaken a few important steps in this direction.

The shakeup of teacher training routes has also disrupted recruitment, says professor Andy Goodwyn, head of Reading University's institute of education.

"The PGCE [postgraduate certificate in education] is by far the best recognised route," says professor Andy Goodwyn, head of University of Reading's institute of education.

The Maths We Need Now is a collection of essays edited by Alison Wolf and Claire Tikley of the University of London's institute of education.

Professor Andy Goodwyn, head of the University of Reading's institute of education, said early years workers did not need a tougher inspection regime, but a period of stability to build on their skills.

Her older interlocutor, Daniel Gluck, demurs: "You want to go to collage . . . an institute of education where all the rules can be thrown into the air, and . . . because of these skills everything you think you know gets made into something new and strange".

This research focus on identifying the underlying factors influencing the decision of students from China and India to pursue tertiary education at Australian institutes of higher education located in Singapore.

'Impartiality' and 'objectivity' are therefore more often claimed in the areas of research and education, especially in formalised institutes of higher education.