Sentence examples for introduction into school from inspiring English sources

With an eye on the youth market and introduction into school curriculums, I swiftly renamed the cumbersome Gospel According to Jesus as the more teen-friendly My Gospely Wospel, and got to work.

Teaching musical language is firmly linked to the rhythmic education and in this regard Jaques-Dalcroze as a pioneer in the development and introduction into school levels.

In the more liberal political climate of the 1860s, the success of Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection was followed by its introduction into medical school courses, especially on the European continent.

Since the introduction of statistics into school mathematics curricula about 25 years ago (e.g. Australian Education Council 1991; National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 1989), there has been a growing awareness of the inadequacy of focusing solely on a procedural ability to calculate statistics.

Nasser instructed al-Azhar to create changes in its syllabus that trickled to the lower levels of Egyptian education, consequently allowing the establishment of coeducational schools and the introduction of evolution into school curriculum.

The introduction of atraumatic tooth restoration into school based oral health programmes would need to be piloted before being scaled up, so that logistic, financial and administrative challenges to programme implementation can be addressed and resolved, prior to nationwide implementation.

With the introduction of personal computer devices such as smartphones and tablets into school classrooms, teachers have the added task of orchestrating complex dynamic systems of students interacting with networked technologies.

A great feature of education during the 20th century was the introduction of puppet making into schools as a craft activity.

In 2015, the deeply devout Catholic country of the Philippines passed an historic Reproductive Health Bill – a law that would require introduction of sex education into schools and providing free contraceptives for its poorest women.

In 2015, the deeply devout Catholic country of the Philippines passed the historic Reproductive Health Bill a law that would require the introduction of sex education into schools and provide free contraceptives for its poorest women.

He brought one into school.