Sentence examples for slow education from inspiring English sources

I co-founded the slow education movement, which kicked off three years ago.

Mike Grenier has been teaching English at Eton College for 21 years and co-founded the slow education movement.

Anthony Seldon, the master of Wellington College, home of the much-celebrated "happiness lessons", would surely agree.And the wonderful movement for "slow education" stresses the importance of process over pushing, quality over endless quantifying.

Based on her teaching experiences she wrote an article for Art News in 1963 titled "What's Wrong with U.S. Art Schools?" In it, she lamented the phasing out of the extended studio classes required to initiate "that painfully slow education of the senses," which she considered an artist's life work.

I believe the answer is slow education.

In addition to slow food, Gifu also hopes to include slow industry (traditional crafts), slow education (studying quality of life), and slow tourism (represented by cormorant fishing).

Over time this spring, it became clear at Pasco County budget meetings that a slew of education programs and positions could be scrapped.

Transformation and development is going at a very slow pace; better education could fast-forward the transition, but the government is not paying attention to education.

The only major remedy would lie, of course, in the slow spread of education for universalist humanism.

This basic failure helps to explain several other failures of the development project so far: the persistence of widespread hunger and very poor nutrition indicators; the inadequate provision of basic needs like housing, electricity and other essential infrastructure; the poor state of health facilities for most people; and the slow expansion of education.

Commenting on the funding in a statement, Sami Lampinen, MD at Inventure added: "The historically slow to develop education industry is ripe for disruption over the next several years.