Sentence examples similar to learning spotlight from inspiring English sources

If part of the maintained sector does unexpectedly well for a while, aided by being located in areas of high immigration, rather than look at what lessons can be learnt, the spotlight is simply shifted to the next set of schools that rank lowest.

Lourd has also internalized lessons from both her mother's and grandmother's time in the spotlight, learning from both their triumphs and mistakes.

My second priority is to shine an early-learning spotlight on world cultures and the importance of social studies.

(See "Spotlight on the Dollar").

Ideally, though, if we shift the spotlight onto learning for understanding, rather than learning for grading, we might see a change in the type of learner our system produces and there may be less of a need to rely so heavily on such assessment data.

Advocates have done an impressive job of moving early learning into the national spotlight and building bipartisan agreement that it's a critical area worth investing in.

Facebook has learned that the spotlight on its content will shine ever brighter - and the campaigners have worked out that if you want a speedy response, target the advertisers.

He spent seven years working for the architect Zaha Hadid, a larger-than-life figure, learning how to stand outside the spotlight.

Some of his time-tested advice: Buy an expensive radar detector; look out for vehicles with folded-in spotlights; learn to identify unmarked police cars from their models, taillights and wide tires; and recognize slow-moving trucks as shields for cops.

Australian women are learning to exercise power in the glare of the public spotlight.

So when girls and boys read book after book spotlighting male heroes, they are learning that the qualities of male heroes are the norm.