Sentence examples for sense education from inspiring English sources
As Table 1 shows, the Canadian social planner has chosen four criteria relative to "education" in a wide sense (Education, Language, Experience and Age), as our theoretical approach does.
But in other ways even these groups depend for their continuing survival on educational processes, as do the larger societies and nation-states of which they are part; for as John Dewey put it in the opening chapter of his classic work Democracy and Education (1916), in its broadest sense education is the means of the "social continuity of life" (Dewey 1916, 3).
It starts with a principle that sounds like common sense: education is a public good.
In this sense, education has no real ending, much like the fine speeches heard here this morning.
As opposed to picking a fight with the left, he should start asking his fellow religious leaders on the far-right why they are so opposed to common sense education and prevention efforts.
As opposed to picking a fight with the left, Wallis should be working with reproductive health advocates, asking why it is the far-right gets away with opposing common sense education and prevention ideas.
With some exceptions, only the larger universities offer remote sensing education because of the high cost of the technology and a shortage of expertise.
Recognizing the need for affordable software for remote sensing education, the authors decided to create remote sensing software that could be used with the IBM PC and similar computers.
With continued integration of GIS and remote sensing education in forestry degrees (see Sader and Vermillion 2000), graduates will have the skills and confidence to work with these complex datasets.
In a sense tertiary education in Latin America is not much different than secondary education and limits the way in which students can take advantage of their educational experience before obtaining their degree.
A COUPLE of days ago, a senior African cleric was holding forth on the need to combine religious instruction with, in the broadest sense, sex education.
