Sentence examples for school concentrated from inspiring English sources

This leads to a difference in emphasis between the two main schools of Neo-Confucianism regarding their recommended process of accessing li: the "School of Li" (lixue 理學) (also known as the Cheng-Zhu school) placed more emphasis on study and learning, while the "School of Heart/Mind" (xinxue 心學) (the Lu-Wang school) concentrated more on self-reflection.

The Scandinavian branch (the "Uppsala school") concentrated on Semitic philological, cultural, and history-of-religions studies.

The English branch of this school (the "myth and ritual school") concentrated on anthropological and folklore studies.

The school concentrates on four areas: the developing world; sustainability; health and wellness; and K-12 education.

Saab's school concentrates on steering, shifting and braking maneuvers, skid control, slaloms and evasive techniques; it concludes with an autocross competition and dinner with Saab management.

The school concentrates primarily on undergraduate education with small classes, numerous seminars, and close student-teacher contact, but Dartmouth is also well known for the quality of its professional schools of medicine, engineering, and business.

It was only once I fully threw myself into high school, concentrating on the task at hand, and to the future, that I found success.

This is why students sometimes do much better in Summer school, concentrating all of their time on that subject, vs. regular school, where they have to split their time and mental resources.

Until recently, the vast number of Chinese education agencies that broker students' entry to American colleges and private high schools concentrated on preparing them at home in China.

These schools concentrated on the teaching and memorization of the Qurʾān; some were little more than gathering places beneath a tree where teachers held classes.

The list of schools, compiled over the winter break by the Department of Education, the Police Department and the teachers' and principals' unions, includes 10 high schools and two middle schools, concentrated in Brooklyn and the Bronx.