Sentence examples for the evolution of education from inspiring English sources
However, the evolution of education has changed it greatly from its origins.
Digital learning--online or classroom-based--is not a revolution in education, it's the evolution of education.
In response to this situation, according to the will of clinicians and following the evolution of education and training in other European countries [ 24], the number of certified technicians and improved descriptions of the skills required to practice echocardiography in Swiss ICUs are growing [ 25, 26].
Biology education research has begun to mirror the evolution of physics education research, moving from "misconception" models of understanding to more fluid theories involving transfer and activation of resources.
Conference offers ample proof of the evolution of jazz education into a full-fledged industry.
UA described fee deregulation as "the logical next step in the evolution of higher education" and wrote to senators urging it to support the legislation, but with changes including reducing the size of the government's proposed 20% funding cut.
And while I'm happy to report that I scored above the 53percentt average, I think the results speak more to the evolution of higher education than to its degradation.
The evolution of Athenian education reflected that of the city itself, which was moving toward increasing democratization though it should be noted that the slave and the resident alien always remained excluded from the body politic.
For starters, Coursera's accreditation victory represents another step forward in the evolution of online education.
Now you're wondering what kinds of resources are available to you.... Frankly, at this point in the evolution of distance education, it can be difficult to find grant support.
Lamaute-Brisson (2013) reveals that the evolution of government education expenditure was erratic between 2002 (1.65% of GDP) and 2005 and then it collapsed in 2006 (0.57% of GDP) until 2011 (0.59% of GDP), when it picked up.
