Sentence examples for shaped education from inspiring English sources

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.

When asked about his latest theories on the mind, the man who was last year named one of the top 100 most influential public intellectuals in the world by Foreign Policy and Prospect magazines, and whose theories on intellectual ability have helped shaped education policy around the world for more than 20 years, turns to British cinema.

Outside of the classroom, though, he has shaped education policy -- formerly as a member of New York City's now-nonexistent Board of Education, and, until now, as Bloomberg's deputy mayor for education.

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.

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

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Prior to attending the GSE, Murphy helped review and shape education policies for these populations as a committee staff member in both the California and New Mexico state legislatures.

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

As Pisa has led many governments into an international competition for higher test scores, OECD has assumed the power to shape education policy around the world, with no debate about the necessity or limitations of OECD's goals.

Although the board's power diminished after then-mayor Adrian M. Fenty took control of the public schools in 2007, members remain influential in shaping education policy and the board is seen as a proving ground for aspiring council members.