Sentence examples for school paradigm from inspiring English sources
As the quote above illustrates, her arguments fly in the face of the current U.S. business school paradigm which seems to be: Leverage America's R&D and capital to create great consumer products, manufactured abroad -- usually China -- in order to maximize shareholder return.
A disagreement or opposition begins as a progress that results in a change in the school's paradigm or in a third path that differs from both of the original opposites.
But what he sees more sharply than anyone is that a school is a paradigm of national life.
I have already mentioned some: the image of the child and the early childhood service; relationships between central and local, standardisation and diversity, ECEC and school; diversity of paradigm.
But as the state's paradigm for school accountability became law for the rest of the nation, the authenticity of Texas's accomplishments has become a major question in education policy.
The schools engaged in these consortia are redefining success by prioritizing national outcomes over school outcomes, triggering a paradigm shift in the country.
In an interpretation training paradigm, primary school children scoring above the mean on a self-report scale of social anxiety were randomly allocated to four groups, with two groups hearing the training material spoken by the experimenter resolved in either a negative (n = 21) or a benign (n = 26) direction.
Single-sex schools were once the paradigm for Catholic education.
The old paradigm of schools being tasked with teaching reading, writing, and arithmetic is no longer enough.
They introduced a new paradigm into the high school curriculum by creating schools within schools that give students the opportunity to develop real world skills.
However, soon after Structure, Kuhn had second thoughts and eventually abandoned the Butterfield conception of revolution, on the ground that even his so-called preparadigm schools had their paradigms (Kuhn 1974, 460, note 4; details below).
