Sentence examples for specifically schools from inspiring English sources

Student achievement is higher in smaller schools, specifically schools in the 600 900 range, and in smaller schools achievement is more equitably distributed.

As far as the rest of Google's line of laptops in partnership with Acer, HP and Samsung, there is indeed a niche that has gravitated towards the machine as a lower-cost alternative to the Macbook Air and Windows machines, specifically schools and small businesses.

Specifically, schools were given a stamped addressed envelope containing a participant information sheet and opt-out form to mail to parents.

Specifically, schools will be eligible if (a) they are co-educational (i.e., mixed-sex); (b) they are located in areas of lower-half of the socioeconomic classes within Hong Kong, as defined by the 2011 census [ 21]; (c) they have a unisex PE lesson policy (applies to most schools in Hong Kong to increase generalizability).

Specifically, Schooler looked at the effects of vodka cocktails on readers of "War and Peace".

From this standpoint, educational institutions, and specifically school-based libraries, must offer services and functions over the internet via websites.

UNICEF followed up and was able to deliver school materials to the Khan Shikhon district for 4,000 children: Specifically, school bags containing stationery and recreational kits.

More specifically, school based interventions including mediation, counseling, and psychodrama sessions provided emotional relief to the children or showed decreases in behavioral problems [ 9].

A large chunk of this money would be designated specifically for schools run by the Bureau of Indian Education, the federal agency that operates 183 schools on 63 reservations.

Those same researchers found in a separate paper that "attendance at an elite private college significantly increases the probability of attending graduate school, and more specifically graduate school at a major research university".

They are doing even better at several specifically Muslim schools, both state and private.The latter results may reflect better teaching than critics usually give such schools credit for.