Sentence examples for school bias from inspiring English sources

Dr Samina Khan Director of undergraduate admissions and outreach, Oxford University The public school bias in Oxbridge admissions is a national scandal.

Re-evaluating my life in light of a good sandwich is nothing new, and after I came back down to earth, it dawned on me that when it comes to my Big School over Small School bias, I AM that cashier.

So yes, I start with an old school bias.

But Michael Gove's "ABacc" performance measure takes old-school bias and codifies it.

I think attempts to not to favour private schools might have resulted in a state-school bias now".

What is important to us is the average course evaluation for a large number of classes and instructors, and the aggregation of data should largely eliminate major inter-school biases in the data.

In a report issued Friday evening, the school's bias response team recommended that every student who attended the play be ordered to attend an educational session led by faculty and others.

This conviction of being able to master even demanding learning tasks at school demonstrably biases students' self-reported levels of enjoyment during classroom instruction (Bieg et al. 2014; Goetz et al. 2010).

Also, the materials available to the TMGs to conduct the mock physical exam differed between and within schools, a bias that we cannot quantify.

The lack of a primary interest in medicine among medical school entrants, biases in recruitment, the absence of rural related clinical curricula in medical schools, and a preference for specialisation not available in rural areas are among the main obstacles for building a motivated health workforce which can help correct the inequitable distribution of doctors in the United Republic of Tanzania.

If you are reading for anything more than pleasure (such as researching or learning how to do something) keep in mind that many sources are not reliable, especially Wikipedia.[8] Many people regard school textbooks biased under certain circumstances as well.[9].