Sentence examples for undue academic from inspiring English sources

By stressing the model minority myth, we are placing undue academic, social and emotional burdens on youth and further supporting unrealistic stereotypes.

Being asked to do so is is seen as undue pressure on their academic freedom.

While some western scholars have welcomed them, others fear they will allow Beijing to exert undue influence and imperil academic freedom.

Other restrictions, like the need for teachers at private colleges that have franchising agreements with foreign universities to meet certain academic requirements, constitute undue intervention by the Greek state, according to a letter from Brussels.

Public schools are burdened by intrusive governmental regulation governing curriculum, standardized testing and teacher standards (or lack thereof), the sometimes pernicious influence of teachers' unions and the often deleterious effect of extremists who can exert undue and inappropriate control over the academic curriculum.

It is hard to answer arguments raised by those who say copyrights stifle expression and creativity, and place undue burden on teachers, researchers and academics.

According to the government definition, an accommodation that would "fundamentally alter the nature of a program, lower or waive essential academic requirements, or result in undue financial or administrative burdens," for example, installing elevators or new door openers in all buildings.

University students, often experience undue amounts of stress, which can have negative academic, emotional and health outcomes [ 2].

But the academic scientists defend the paper and say there was no undue influence.

Beyond the genetic factor, the potential causes of Alzheimer's remain unclear, and once-popular theories about undue exposure to aluminum cookware or mercury have lost many of their academic supporters.

Undue influence?