Sentence examples for of education experts from inspiring English sources
The NUT has a great number of education experts – surely, we must have something to offer.
He claims Cameron is increasingly isolated on this issue and refuses to listen to the concerns of education experts, who describe the policy as retrograde.
Bizarrely, they are claiming to battle endemic dumbing down not by employing the knowledge of education experts, but by asking celebrities.
Ministry officials said that the fuss was ludicrous and that the exam was put together as it had always been, by scores of education experts.
At a ceremony in Doha, Qatar Dr Yacoobi was named this year's WISE Prize laureate in front of an audience that included Michelle Obama and a host of education experts from around the world.
Mr. Christie said he would immediately appoint a nine-member task force of education experts to recommend by March an evaluation system for teachers that would be based largely on student achievement.
Others are attracted by what they see as the security of teaching, according to education experts.
"We demand a new 13-member community board to run our public schools comprised of parents, educators, education experts, community members and a minimum of five student representatives".
That alone produces an extraordinary economic distortion: between 1992 and 2000 the number of colleges in Russia increased by 75%, but many of them, education experts say, are of poor quality, there to satisfy their students' hunger for staying alive as much as their thirst for knowledge.
This reality is the focus of a key gathering of regional education experts here aimed at highlighting the different faces of gender discrimination in the classroom as well as the need to expand education access for marginalised children, including the impoverished, those with disabilities, child labourers, and ethnic minorities.
This reality is the focus of a key gathering of regional education experts here aimed at highlighting the different faces of gender discrimination in the classroom as well as the need to expand education access for marginalized children, including the impoverished, those with disabilities, child labourers, and ethnic minorities.
