Sentence examples for promoting instruction from inspiring English sources

China has sharply scaled back, and restricted, the teaching of languages spoken by ethnic minorities in its vast western regions in recent years, promoting instruction in Chinese instead as part of a broad push to encourage the assimilation of Tibetans, Uighurs and other ethnic minorities into the dominant ethnic Han culture.

The possibility of promoting instruction-based conceptual change related to teleology will also be investigated by studying an experimental group and comparing it to the control group of the same age, attending the same grades at the same time.

Furthermore, even if the intervention was delivered by caretakers themselves, compliance with the promoted instructions might be increased if the more simple recommendation of one-time cleansing as soon as possible after birth could be given.

The state is responsible for promoting education and instruction and ensuring universal access to education for all Maltese citizens the existence of a system of schools and institutions accessible to all Maltese citizens.

Therefore, we hypothesize that teaching professional development for active-learning instruction that does not help instructors plan for the cognitive, affective, and metacognitive dimensions of active learning will fall short of promoting effective instruction.

As instructors move toward promoting peer instruction, group work, and collaboration through active learning, criterion-referenced grading becomes much more advantageous than norm-referenced grading in constructing active-learning environments.

Promote instruction in digital media literacy and computer security in pre-K-12 education nationwide.

Mr. Klein began to use test scores to measure schools' performance, and joined with the Rev. Al Sharpton in forming the Education Equality Project in 2008 to promote good instruction and education reform for minority and poor children.

We investigate the impact of professional development delivered collaboratively by experts in science and pedagogy on promoting inquiry-based instruction and an investigative classroom culture.

In the original complaint filed last May, the plaintiffs said the district established the elective Bible course through a process that was "improperly designed to promote religious instruction".

Even if there is a trend to promote content instruction in English, we should not stop using Japanese in class.