Sentence examples for the integrated school from inspiring English sources

As the boom in school construction continues, the simple logic of the integrated school -- the economies of scale, the appeal to taxpayers, the perceived benefits to students -- may sway more school committees to put all their eggs in one basket.

Scores at this school also increased significantly from year 4 to year 6 (P ≤ 0.05, ANOVA), and reached the level of the Integrated school during the 6th year.

The two PBL-based schools and the Integrated school provide clinical teaching during all 6 years of study, while students at the Traditional school experience their first patient contact at the beginning of the 3rd year.

Students at the Integrated school receive limited communication training and patient contact during the 1st year, and they scored at an intermediate level at the end of this year.

"Based on international experience, we know that successful roll out of the integrated school health package will require close collaboration between various sectors – education, health and social development," said Ms Girma.

Intensified clinical training in primary care preceptorship and hospital-based preceptorship (mainly in smaller hospitals) takes place in the 5th year in the Integrated school (8 weeks in a primary-care setting vs. 16 weeks in a hospital) and in school Early/PBL B (6 weeks vs. 6 weeks), and in the 5th and 6th years in school Early/PBL A (6 weeks vs. 16 weeks).

The school board then announced that it would not appeal and would reopen the integrated schools in the fall.

But she couldn't get a job at any of the integrated schools in Philadelphia, and so she took a position at the segregated Douglass High School, in Baltimore, and then at M Street High School, in Washington, D.C.

Many, unusually, take an equal number of boys and girls.The American development agency, USAID, likes the integrated schools' emphasis on educating girls and their attempt to reconcile Muslim and Western education.

Unlike state-run Koranic ones, where the curriculum is devoted just to the Koran and Arabic studies, the integrated schools, which are subsidised by the state government, offer a broader curriculum, including English, maths, basic science, health education, handwriting and the local Hausa language.

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