Sentence examples for misguided education from inspiring English sources

Lee Siegel's self-deprecatory sarcasm aside, "Unsafe at Any Read" (Oct . 19 says less about literature than a misguided education.

Thank you for highlighting the Bush administration's confusing and misguided education policy ("Bad School, or Not? Conflicting Ratings Baffle the Parents," front page, Sept. 5).

With misguided intentions, education can sow seeds of hatred and discrimination.

We began to understand the damage misguided attempts at education can wreak on a community.

Damon was the keynote speaker in August at the Save Our Schools rally in Washington D.C., held to protest what they call the generally misguided direction of education policy.

In timing that youth advocates say represent the state's misguided priorities, the education funding announcement follows the state's approval of the $30 million construction of a youth jail in Baltimore earlier this week.

The Chicago teachers' strike exemplifies, in stark terms, how misguided the battle over education has become.

The taskforce helped to challenge the misguided view that global education goals have been largely met.

His fear that their mixing with children who speak another language at home would harm their education is misguided.

Second, the applause for a skills-based education is misguided: learning has to be about something in particular, not nothing in general.

Misguided governance, low-quality education, skills shortages and massive unemployment levels of around 40% have left it more disadvantaged today than when Nelson Mandela was still behind bars.