Sentence examples for the educational landscape from inspiring English sources

How has social media reshaped the educational landscape for medical education?

Will online education become so good that face-to-face education will disappear from the educational landscape?

We believe to facilitate with our findings, the important experiences, approaches, and recommendations provided in this special issue of the RPTEL Journal, the adaptive implementation of the open education concept to advance the educational landscape and the employability of people and maximize the institutional benefit.

The growing prevalence of massively open learning platforms and open education resources is bringing a sea change to the educational landscape.

The big idea is how innovations are paving new roads in the educational landscape, and how fresh, creative perspectives can push girls' education forward.

This is a major transformation of the educational landscape.

The aim of this paper is to analyze the newly emerging patterns in the changing educational landscape of the region known as the Western Balkans and identify the possible formation, if not existence, of a bubble.

We wanted to create something that allows students to explore these issues more deeply, but also we thought it was really important to help ourselves and our colleagues, both at the Education School and beyond, think about the goals and importance and place of civic and moral education in the overall educational landscape," said Levinson.

PAGE A19 CHANGING THE WAY WE TEACH A new class of young social entrepreneurs seeking to reshape the United States' educational landscape is sprouting across the nation, like Wendy Kopp, the founder of Teach for America, a nonprofit program that recruits elite college graduates to teach in low-income schools.

We conclude that while school spaces are being transformed through the public health focus on the risks of UV exposure, the neoliberal educational landscape in New Zealand appears ambiguous in its support for health promotion.

GAZETTE: Is that a sign that the University is responding to the changing educational landscape, to changes in how people learn today?