Sentence examples for rock education from inspiring English sources

As a teen, Bill started out as a substitute drummer in his dad's band where, "I got my classic rock education.

What a difference a year makes -- especially for students in Tucson, Arizona, the "Little Rock" of education for our modern times.

Controversies about the admission policy into nursing programs continue to rock nursing education [ 46].

"SKY-high copper prices; rock-bottom education!" read a student banner during a three-week sit-in by Chile's secondary-school pupils in May.

The Stanford center rocked the education world in 2009 with a national study finding that only 17 percent of charter schools offered students a better education, as measured by test scores, and that an astounding 37 percent offered a worse one.

When a scandal rocks higher education, it is damaging on several levels.

In a surprise confession that made national headlines and rocked the education community, Manley recounted how in an attempt to write a letter to his wife, he tried to spell the word "about".

"This is a bombshell revelation that will rock the public education system in Australia to its core," said McKim, who is also leader of the Greens in Tasmania.

If maths is the new rock'n'roll in education, then further maths is a VIP enclosure that fewer than 15,000 young people a year get into.

She dropped out of the Berklee College of Music after three years, joining the Texas psych-folk group the Polyphonic Spree, playing to thousands at European festivals at 23 — "a rock 'n' roll education," she called it.

Barack Obama wants to tackle health-care costs and rebuild the economy on the rock of solid education and a sound infrastructure rather than the sands of financial speculation.Whether Mr Obama can deliver on his promises is open to doubt: his inspiring rhetoric is marred by a willingness to compromise with his party's free-spending establishment in Congress.