Sentence examples for suggest schools from inspiring English sources

However, it would be wrong to suggest schools of all stripes are engaged in some sort of conspiracy to widen social divisions.

How does Mr. Steinhardt, director of the technology and liberty program at the A.C.L.U., suggest schools may decide to use the technology once installed?

According to the piece, on GCSE results day, Civitas rushed round to the BBC Today programme to suggest schools were bolstering their results by diverting pupils into less challenging vocational qualifications.

As you suggest, schools face a related problem: they do not want teachers to have a financial interest in ill-educating their students, who would then need pricey tutoring, conveniently available from those very teachers.

"The results of this survey suggest schools and young people are often let down and left to fend for themselves," said Paul Burstow MP, chair of the commission, who warned that, on average, about three children in every classroom would experience mental health problems.

"Those who suggest schools should be closed instead of being afforded an opportunity to make corrections and improve performance fail to take into account the negative impact that a school closure has on both current students and alumni".

But research suggests schools should do away with shoes altogether.

Research suggests schools succeed if they have a "critical mass" of high-achieving and motivated children.

A leading education academic has suggested schools should outsource marking to people overseas to cut teachers' workload.

Instead, he suggested, schools should offer classes in arithmetic numeracy, insuring that students master the ability to read a corporate report or to parse the federal budget.

Previously, Trump has suggested schools should arm teachers.