Sentence examples for of educational worth from inspiring English sources

A graduate working to begin a start-up or one pursuing a career in the creative arts would likely not score high on the proposed federal scale of educational worth.

For anyone who might doubt the educational worth of discussing Columbus and the conquest of the Americas in such potentially overly familiar terms would be well advised to recall the long literary and historical traditions in both Eastern and Western cultures that also have much to say about bodily functions.

We have undertaken a study to observe and measure the educational worth of online formative assessment and the effectiveness of two different strategies to encourage its use for learning.

But just under two weeks from the new edition's launch in Munich, Richard Verber, vice-president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, said the board had faith in the academic and educational worth of the exercise.

Liberia : UNICEF contributes US $1million in educational supplies to boost schooling MONROVIA, JUNE 11, 2008 – UNICEF's recent contribution of educational supplies worth US $1 million to the Ministry of Education is in line with the government of Liberia's commitment to provide quality and free primary education.

It's the kind of thinking we hear less and less about nowadays – with our universities measuring educational worth by vocational outcome and students left seeking formulas for the A-band marks that will get them the job.

Local authorities – including Conservative-run county councils in Kent, Hampshire and Buckinghamshire – say they have been left in limbo by the government's axing of educational services grants worth £600m ahead of passing the bill that would have curtailed the role of local authorities in maintaining community schools in England.

But, Dr. Jones said, once students are able to search across all four years' worth of educational material, they will see the connections.

Offered at $15, shares in China’s leading provider of educational services are now worth $24.67, a 64% premium to the IPO price.

In May 2012, she became the face of the 2012 Woolworths Earn & Learn program, which aims at delivering "millions of dollars worth of educational resources" to primary and secondary schools in Australia.

According to a report on Philly.com, the state's Department of Community and Economic Development "acknowledged that until 2012, it did not keep digital records for hundreds of millions of dollars worth of educational tax-credit applications filed on paper".