Sentence examples for more experimental schools from inspiring English sources

The government plans to build more experimental schools in future years, El-Gamal said.

Although the majority of experimental and control group parents are partly satisfied with the school 57.5% and 63.2%, there are more experimental school pupils' parents who are completely satisfied with the school 40.0% compared to 30.6%, and less of those who are not satisfied with the school at all 2.5% versus 6.2%.

In all of these cases, the desirable strategies are used more in experimental schools than in control schools.

Overall, changes in knowledge, attitudes, and intentions were more likely in experimental schools than control schools.

There were no baseline differences in age, sex or frequency of sunburns between students in SunWise and Framingham control schools, although children in experimental schools were more likely to have light hair color.

The CTO said he was inspired by the prototypes built and demonstrated at the event, but would advise teams to be even more experimental in their work at school and on these projects.

This need not sound utopian; it can start by sending more Israeli and Palestinian children to experimental schools like the one that Ms. Sontag's son attended.

"The British arts schools are far more experimental than the American ones, and the work they're producing is edgier and less predictable," she said.

Should there be an opt-out provision for schools that are more experimental or that already have high college placement rates?

The authors acknowledge that an equal number of controls in experimental schools would allow for a more robust experimental design.

Independent schools, with their smaller size, he said, can be more experimental.