Sentence examples for schools to document from inspiring English sources

David Cameron mocked as "pathetic" the number of pupils doing competitive sport at state schools under Labour, but Gove also cut the requirement for schools to document it, so now we cannot know how many take part under the Tories.

Daniel Carter of the advocacy group SurvJustice said the survey was a reflection of many of the changes he has seen in recent years, including greater efforts by individual schools to document the scope of the problem.

Encourage and provide professional support for schools to document the strategies evolved by them for implementing different aspects of SMS.

And, CAS has enabled schools to document and compile their own experiences for dissemination and discussion with other schools and educators.

As a student in professor Susie Post-Rust's class, Bell selected a class or program at the school to document over the course of the semester.

We gained access inside the school to document the situation and were also on the scene as negotiations between authorities and refugees were taking place to resolve the standoff.

Participants in the study reported that they, in general, had positive experiences with psychological survey studies carried out among school children to document the impact of war.

DDD can be used by teachers for planning, self-assessment or reflective collaboration with peers and by schools to plan, document, evaluate, and rethink the interwoven pedagogy-technology relationship in tablet classrooms.

AKA and two colleagues from the project group observed the implementation of the FV break at six schools in order to document the dynamics and atmosphere related to the FV break among pupils and teachers and to explore different implementation practices across school classes, teachers and pupils (see Additional file 3).

It's the words, though, that will surely draw the most attention: The album, subtitled "The Truth... in No Particular Order," uses the grand tradition of old-school country music to document the joyous and messy complexities of a relationship.

The report found the school system failed to document, as required by state law, the benefits of using an intergovernmental cooperative purchasing agreement, which allows one jurisdiction to piggyback on a contract procured by another.