Sentence examples for segregated settings from inspiring English sources

In 1948, he travelled the South with a multiracial staff and refused to speak in segregated settings.

The ideal is furthest from reality in the senior years of secondary schooling, where competitive examination preparation yields radically uneven results in socially segregated settings.

Judge Garaufis wrote that adult homes were "segregated settings" that kept residents from integrating their lives into the day-to-day rhythms and rituals of neighborhoods.

Some school districts place most students with this disability, regardless of severity, in segregated settings -- separate classrooms, separate schools -- while other school districts place most of their students with disabilities in the same educational settings as students without disabilities.

In schools, students with special needs were placed in regular classrooms rather than segregated settings, which led to an increased use of AAC as a means of improving student participation in class.

This achievement pattern for special education students in classrooms and in segregated settings also holds true for eighth graders.

Curriculum and assessment authorities are often a reflection of the most socially segregated educational settings – partly due to the concentration in exclusive schools of the most highly qualified and experienced staff, and partly due to the historical dominance of the high-fee private school sector, hand in glove with the sandstone universities.

Gender-segregated settings are much more heavily policed and women's spaces are more heavily policed than men's.

The changes, Harkin said, "will raise prospects and expectations for Americans with disabilities, many of whom, under current law, are shunted to segregated, sub-minimum wage settings without ever receiving the opportunities and skills to succeed in competitive integrated employment".

While job settings themselves are not segregated, the underlying social strata often is.

These effects were reported for both inpatient and outpatient settings as well as for children segregated into five age groups (0 1, 1 2, 2 3, 3 4 and 4 5 years).