Sentence examples for suggesting schools from inspiring English sources

In other words, religious selection criteria are skewed in favour of the children of pushy, ambitious parents – suggesting schools may be succeeding because of their intake rather than the value they themselves add.

Party members also debated liberalising prostitution laws, including one local chair suggesting school careers officers could suggest prostitution as a profession for pupils.

A codex of the Metamorphoses from the turn of the fourteenth century contains glosses suggesting school use.

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.

Last week, there was tabloid anger when the Church of England suggested schools allow pupils to explore gender identity.

Blanquer has already suggested schools could install lockers for phones, though many city centre schools have little room for them.

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

Additionally, as Richard Ingersoll suggests, schools with the highest turnover are the least well equipped to support new teachers.

Rose suggests schools more often exploit digital, scalable technologies that can deliver readings and assignments tailored to specific types of learners.

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?