Sentence examples for practice of school from inspiring English sources
He goes on to tell Cameron: "[Gove] is single-handedly wreaking havoc on the morale and practice of school learning, apparently unchallenged by anyone within his own party.
All of the candidates said they would end or freeze the Bloomberg practice of school closings, though Ms. Quinn was less resolute.
He was, for instance, an opponent of Michael Gove when he was education secretary – earlier this year Graham, a lifelong educator, gathered more than 148,000 signatures for a petition to sack the Tory minister, whom he described as "singlehandedly wreaking havoc on the morale and practice of school learning".
Given the busy practice of school healthcare, the screening tool needs to be brief and efficient.
It would also end the practice of schools taking biometrics from children, with or without parents' permission.
New rules proposed by the Obama administration would finally put an end to the practice of schools paying recruiters based on how many students they bring in.
Congress needs to take a hard look at the increasingly common practice of schools contracting with banks to disburse financial aid dollars to students.
The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) admits the national picture is "variable" and that adoption of the diplomas means "a considerable change to the routine and practice of schools in the way that they teach children".
Given the history of shady dealings between banks and colleges, Congress needs to take a hard look at the increasingly common practice of schools contracting with banks to disburse financial aid dollars to students.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Some Oversight for Debit Cards on Campus | The New York Times editorial board writes: "Given the history of shady dealings between banks and colleges, Congress needs to take a hard look at the increasingly common practice of schools contracting with banks to disburse financial aid dollars to students".
That is, a shift from an alignment with Confucian traditional pedagogic values, to an alignment with the pedagogic practice of schools and universities in contexts like North America, Australia and Europe.
