Sentence examples for learner executive from inspiring English sources

"If you look at the likely pricing for the power from that plant in the next 5 to 10 years," said Howard A. Learner, executive director of the Environmental Law and Policy Center in Chicago, "and if you assume on top of that any serious price for carbon, it's hard to see why that could possibly have been a smart decision".

"They have so much money to spend trying to influence the public and indirectly influence the NRC," said Susen Learner, Executive Director of Common Cause NY, "Why can't they spend that money improving safety at the plant?" Steets said the money Entergy has spent on marketing and lobbying is a paltry sum compared to its yearly revenues.

"They have so much money to spend trying to influence the public and indirectly influence the NRC," said Susen Learner, Executive Director of Common Cause NY, "Why can't they spend that money improving safety at the plant?" Steets said the money Entergy has spent on marketing and lobbying is a poultry sum compared to its yearly revenues.

Mr. Learner is also executive director of the Environmental Law and Policy Center, which released a study this month showing that Illinois is home to more than 100 wind-related companies employing more than 15,000 people.

The new federal education law, known as No Child Left Behind, "has almost taken gifted off the radar screen in terms of people being worried about that group of learners," said Joyce L. Vantassexecutive executive director of the Center for Gifted Education at the College of William and Mary.

The drama will be produced by Ruth Caleb, whose credits include Last Resort, Bullet Boy, Learners and Red Dust, and executive produced by BBC drama's head of series and serials Kate Harwood.

One concern is that with the compulsory participation age due to rise to 17 from next year (and 18, from 2015), giving local authorities a statutory duty to provide education for that age group means there will be "less in the pot" for older learners, as Alison Boulton, chief executive of the Association of National Specialist Colleges (Natspec), puts it.

As executive principal, I am a learner and I have a personal coach (a retired headteacher).

"LearnOutLoud focuses on the educational market — not K-12, but adult, life-long learners," said Jon Bischke, its founder and chief executive.

Explanations for this include the possibilities that more guided tasks lower the demands on working memory and executive functioning abilities to allow learners to direct those efforts to problem-solving processes (Kirschner, Sweller, & Clark, 2006).

Students can become more active and independent learners, with the teacher serving as consultant, not chief executive.