Sentence examples for shape education from inspiring English sources

Unlike Mr. Green, he does not advocate creating an advisory panel to help the mayor shape education policy.

My view is that democratically elected politicians have a right to shape education policy, but not to double-guess the operational decisions of professionals.

Throughout our New Work Order report series, FYA has consistently called for investment in a national enterprise skills and careers education strategy to help shape education in Australia.

As a demographer focused on education, he has looked at how births, ethnic backgrounds, family income and other factors shape education.

Whereas in the past only elected officials were considered legitimate policy actors, today there are more groups of people competing to shape education policy.

Gov. George E. Pataki is appealing that decision, contending that school financing is not the court's business and that money is just one of the factors that shape education.

How we create space shapes education and the interaction between teachers and students.

You cover how technology and the tech industry are shaping education, for better and worse.

The boards, one for each of the city's 32 school districts, were created in 1970 to give communities a role in shaping education policy.

If you are a teacher and would like to share your knowledge and insight by contributing to the debate on issues shaping education, visit the Guardian's Teacher Network.

Judith A. Rizzo, the deputy schools chancellor who has quietly shaped education policy in New York City since 1995, has resigned to become the director of a new education institute in Chapel Hill, N.C.