Sentence examples for the study of education from inspiring English sources

In the latter part of the 19th century, the study of education along Herbartian lines became established in every European country, in America, and in Japan.

The attempt to apply scientific method to the study of education dates back to the German philosopher Johann Friedrich Herbart, who called for the application of psychology to the art of teaching.

A proponent of an integrative approach to the study of education and its interaction with cultural and social conditions, Professor Butts served as Associate Dean of International Studies and directed the College's Teachers for East Africa and Afghanistan projects.

The study of education in developing countries has been transformed by the rapid increase in the feasibility and prevalence of field experiments over the past 15 years.

In 1967, at the School of Education of Harvard, he established an interdisciplinary program for the study of education and the arts, "Project Zero," which he directed until 1971.

Although the district system was said to have been borrowed from France, the new Japanese education was based on the study of Western education in general and incorporated elements of educational practice in all advanced countries.

Jennifer Leigh is lecturer in higher education and academic practice at the centre for the study of higher education, University of Kent.

In the study of engineering education, presently a change of learning and teaching happens by the use of new media.

The research results indicate the limited number of research methodologies that have been used in the study of ethics education.

This is the direction in which we need to head with the study of biology education.

Finland consistently comes out top of the PISA rankings, the O.E.C.D. study of education systems worldwide.