Sentence examples for shift in schools from inspiring English sources
After workshops on social media and the technological shift in schools, representatives from the family engagement office made their pitch.
If that is the case (and Dr Leslie and Dr Cimpian suspect it is), it suggests that a cultural shift in schools and universities, playing down talent and emphasising hard work, might serve to broaden the intake of currently male-dominated and black-deficient fields, to the benefit of all.
THIS summer, while her former colleagues in the New York City school system phoned in updates on the shift in school governance, Deborah Meier picked blueberries, swam solitary laps in her backyard pond and entertained friends at her weekend home in Columbia County.
In Turkey, more than 278,000 Syrian children are in Turkish schools and although Hammond welcomed Gordon Brown's plan for a double shift system in schools to generate extra places for refugee children, he said the plan required many more teachers.
Nearly half of the participants also think there will be major shifts in school structure.
Since early this year, the Lebanese government has allowed double shifts in state primary schools, meaning refugee children can attend the second shift in some schools.
The change in age left school data concurred with the historical shift in legal school leaving age.
She had worked a shift in the school garden and had baked the class cupcakes.
Doing her shift in the school library at the end of the day, she looks every bit the teacher in her red pants suit, short-cropped black hair and identification tags hanging from her neck.
Soltis, a voluble thirty-three-year-old from Minnesota, saw herself more as an activist than as an academic, and her leadership marked a shift in the school's mission.
But his ability to lead was compromised by a confrontational teachers union, a shift in the school board makeup and back-to-back policy snafus on two technology projects, the iPad rollout and the computerized student information system.
