Sentence examples for learning town from inspiring English sources

The scheme is part of a wider "Learning Town" blueprint for Dumfries.

It comes after education councillors agreed to delay a final decision on the learning town project for six months.

Councillor Gail Macgregor, who chairs the authority's education committee, said the backing for the "learning town" project was welcome.

The "learning town" proposal is based around the creation of a new single school for senior secondary pupils.

It was a bit too journalistic for them, I suspect, and they preferred to describe their plans as a bid to transform Dumfries into a "learning town".

He also called on director of education Colin Grant- who brought forward the learning town proposals - to step away from the process.

With increased financial pressures on municipalities across the country, as well as on places of higher learning, town-versus-gown squabbles over Pilot payments — an acronym for payments in lieu of taxes — are increasingly common and often contentious.

Much is yet to be understood about what influences students' performance in the context of formal education, and some have suggested grades may be more of a reflection of a students' ability to understand and play the game of school than anything to do with learning (Towns and Robinson, 1993; Scouller, 1998; Stanger-Hall, 2012).

In the development of the Dreamcast version of the original arcade game, the developers included a larger map in addition to the arcade one, as to create a feeling of "being lost" and allowing home console players to have fun "learning the town".

There are lists of information to learn: the town house staff schedules, the layout of the building and Mrs. Silverman's Social Security number.

(Nantucket, we learn, stopped town-­ordered cleanups when three hoarders died shortly after the interventions).