Sentence examples for recognized scholarship from inspiring English sources

One way to address this disparity is to make recognized scholarship (what "counts" for reappointment and promotion at a particular institution) of evidence-based reforms a central part of a faculty-development program, a tactic the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has long promoted (e.g., Hutchings et al., 2011).

It also paid the winning girls' school fees for the next two years and publicly recognized the scholarship winners.

"If everyone gets an A for adequate completion of tasks, it cripples our ability to recognize exemplary scholarship".

Mr. Watson described Mrs. Himmel as an inventive thinker, and he explained that the award would recognize innovative scholarship and vision in the arts.

"Some institutions and academic departments recognize 'engaged scholarship,' or research done in partnership with communities," she writes.

The book was recognized for melding scholarship and engaging prose.

It is quite in accord with the general and unsurprising principle recognized by mainstream scholarship: the US supports democracy if, and only if, the outcomes accord with its strategic and economic objectives, the rueful conclusion of neo-Reaganite Thomas Carothers, the most careful and respected scholarly analyst of "democracy promotion" initiatives.

The influence of emotional knowledge upon the ways people experience and understand climate change is increasingly recognized within geographic scholarship; however, limited research considers the potential of emotion to prompt adaptation.

The top ten students receiving Alexander Rutherford scholarships are recognized as 'Rutherford Scholars', and are presented with an additional scholarship and plaque.

It is notable that many of the sharpest minds who once worked in the area of technology and learning are now moving into the areas of the 'learning sciences' and 'learning complexity' – recognizing that serious scholarship about learning is perhaps most fruitfully pursued outside of the field of educational technology.

His scholarship was recognized by his election as president of the Classical Association.