Sentence examples for schools thought from inspiring English sources

The schools thought they were great, but politically, peace education was thought to be subversive.

A Manhattan psychologist, who, like her husband, is the child of immigrants and attended public schools, thought they could just manage the $35,000 cost and applied to one of the city's most sought-after schools.

I received no professional attention partly because in those days, before Bevan created the National Health Service, my father couldn't afford it, partly because no one in my various schools thought to do anything about it.

It's about parents, teachers, university tutors, students and researchers grappling with the English education system, particularly the intense competition between parents for schools thought to deliver the best exam results.

Of the 735 girls spoken to at the two education providers, 43% at mainstream schools thought they had the same opportunities in the industry as boys, compared to 65% at UTCs.

Wilshaw commissioned a series of unannounced inspections of schools thought to be at risk, with inspectors finding little or no information about the movements of more than 350 children who left schools in the last two years.

The authors argue that of all contemporary HFE schools of thought, macroergonomics perhaps best captures the holistic intent of the sociotechnical school of thought.

Gives the various schools of thought.

So there are two schools of thought.

There are several schools of thought.

"Well, there are two schools of thought.