Sentence examples for propelling students from inspiring English sources
It is this type of open-source learning that is propelling students into new avenues of education.
Before the credit crunch, banks were willing to lend money fairly readily, viewing their loans as a solid investment that would propel students towards high earnings.
Dollars spent on getting very young children, even toddlers, ready to learn, the argument goes, do more to propel students through their school careers than any other spending.
That's why it's increasingly important that we fuel the engines that propel students' interest in STEM.
Educators in such schools can be freed up to discover ways to propel student achievement, particular among struggling students, while existing in a system of accountability that assures students don't pay when experiments don't pan out.
If school leaders actively seek to build strengths in each distressed student, rather than just working in corrective areas, this can help propel these students in positive directions.
Which propelled Art Institute students from across the country to join a Change.org petition, "EDMC / Goldman-Sachs: End the control by the Corporate Overlords and SAVE OUR EDUCATION!" And which convinced Lorna Hernandez, who had witnessed the steady decline of her school, to quit.
An eye-opening experience propelled this student to completely reshape his life.
Propelled by his students' success on the SAT and other standardized exams — and by the enormous growth in standardized testing — Mr. Kaplan transformed the Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Center from a tiny tutoring operation in his basement in Brooklyn in the late 1930s into a nationwide test-preparation company.
A day of joy and celebration spurred complaints of racism after a college graduation marshal pushed and propelled several black students off the commencement ceremony's stage, prompting an apology from the school.
That self-confidence and pragmatism propelled Maltman from student to professional life in an instant.
