Sentence examples for mainstream of education from inspiring English sources

More recently it has also entered the mainstream of education, business, the legal profession, government, military training (in the USA), the criminal justice system, and more.

They have come into the mainstream of education," she said.

It is "prime time" for CFS to move into the mainstream of education reform in Armenia.

In fact, small ephemeral foci of creationism appear from time to time, but always restricted to churches and conservative education centers outside the mainstream of Chilean education.

William Henry Green had the pedigree, personality, and extensive contacts to take the College back into the mainstream of American education.

Though that view has been out of fashion in the mainstream of public education since the 1980s, Dr. Perrone's persuasiveness attracted a stream of followers and helped give rise to a loose network of public alternative schools in New York, Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia.

In an extensive interview for the science magazine New Scientist, in November 2006, Tony Blair was quoted as saying: "If I notice creationism become the mainstream of the education system in this country then that's the time to start worrying".

Virtual Patient Simulation (VPS) is a growing research field, as these software applications are considered to have entered "the mainstream of medical education" [ 1].

Both require advocacy and action, indicating two broad strategies aimed at enhancing girls' participation: interventions to integrate gender equality into the mainstream of overall education policy and programming; and more focussed affirmative action interventions.

She says: "It's a shame to miss out on people who are already left out of mainstream education – and out of mainstream life in general.

Board officials acknowledged that the regulation allowing teachers to remove disruptive students was created partly with the mainstreaming of special education students in mind.