Sentence examples for provision for learners from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Eastleigh said: "In any merger situation we would want to deliver the same outstanding level of provision for learners at all the sites whilst achieving the necessary economies of scale.

TAs have a very useful indirect role to play in making this principle work in practice, but it also requires a fundamental rethink about how schools manage teaching and provision for vulnerable learners.

Analyses showed that SCLE design is effective on learning of learners and on provision of learners with new information through group work and multimedia.

Institutional provision for educators and learners; Changes in didactic methods (lecture style, accessibility of graphical representations, assessment, and group activities); and.

Particularly, we aimed at gathering information about the following aspects: Institutional provision for educators and learners; Changes in didactic methods (lecture style, accessibility of graphical representations, assessment, and group activities); and Perception of changes in didactic methods.

In too many cases, inspectors are coming across weak provision, characterised by poor outcomes for learners and apprentices, high drop-out rates and sub-standard work experience placements that fail to develop students' industry-specific skills," Wilshaw said.

What I find very exciting is AAP's promise to have a special provision for girls, first-generation learners, poor students, and socially disadvantaged communities and involve the local community in creation of a context-rooted curriculum and management of schools.

The government is urged to rethink the mathematics curriculum in compulsory schooling - particularly in the key age group of 12 to 14 - and to increase provision for older students and adult learners.

The draft policy makes provision for health education, health screening and provision of on-site services; with a particular emphasis on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) for learners in grades 4 12 (see Table  2).

How can we make this better for learners and teachers?

"When considering changes to local school transport provision, councils have a clear legislative duty to actively promote access to education and training through the medium of the Welsh language, but no such statutory duty is in place for local transport arrangements for learners attending faith schools".