Sentence examples for reshaping education from inspiring English sources

In the language of one commentator, the film's subject is "how capitalism is reshaping education" in an age of dwindling resources and the fading of the middle-class dream.

Although Mrs. Clinton has no voting record to measure against Mr. Lazio's, she did play a major role in reshaping education policy in Arkansas in the 1980's, when her husband was that state's governor.

Then on Nov. 14, Sen. Barack Obama became one of the first to lay out an "innovation agenda," focused on using open technology to boost new-economy jobs and on reshaping education to fit the challenges of this century, but his approach seems more the exception than the rule.

The lack of workers able to fill high-skilled jobs requires reshaping education so that the goal is not simply a degree, but readiness for employment.

"The next superintendent will need to collaborate with our community, our parents, our Board of Education and our labor partners". None of the candidates is strongly associated with a particular ideological agenda for reshaping education.

And in this effort, reshaping education systems into bulwarks against HIV/AIDS and a source of support for the AIDS-affected must be a paramount goal.

We would suggest a field trip to the District, where they would see how a thriving community of charter schools has reshaped education by providing a diverse array of educational programs.

This could reshape education entirely.

What is the Khan Academy, and could it reshape education?

Technologists and venture capitalists are betting that the data online learning generates will reshape education.

The finding marks a turning point in a suit that could reshape education financing in the state.