Sentence examples for schools values from inspiring English sources

The more profound question is how do you measure the non-skills component of what goes on in schools: values, curiosity, critical thinking, and so on.

I come from a devoutly Roman Catholic family from a primarily Catholic community largely dominated by Catholic institutions, schools, values and beliefs.

How should schools value professional experience gained outside of the education sector?

Schools value concerned parents like Mr Penman (although his faking of religious belief for a primary school place is despicable).

IT IS a gross simplification, but investors tend to fall into one of two schools: value or growth.

Christine Blower, the general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, argued that research shows that facility time for trade union activities gives schools value for money.

For example, the council said that a $46 million reserve helps cover self-insurance for workers compensation, general and automobile liability and properties like churches, hospitals and schools valued at $2.6 billion.

Schools value the WBLP for its engagement potential and it is often used as a mechanism for exclusion avoidance.

In general guide dog schools valued veteran employees who possessed long experience working with the blind and their dogs.

This year's Inside Higher Ed Survey of College Admissions Directors makes one message abundantly clear: when it comes to assessing college applicants, many schools value money, first and foremost.

When Dad was around, he was very tough because he had old-school values.