Sentence examples for wave of education from inspiring English sources

There has been a new wave of education startups that are innovating and building mobile apps and software across the educational spectrum.

The past decade has seen a wave of education reforms.

We've had wave after wave of education reforms over the past two decades.

They are faulted by a recent wave of education advocates as emphasizing education theory over hands-on classroom training, and as graduating teachers with weak academic skills.

Indeed, a new wave of education experts, including Nobel Laureate James Heckman, are arguing that the smartest way to boost social mobility is spending money before school even begins.

In 2008, he was a fellow at the Broad Superintendents Academy, a training program founded by the philanthropist Eli Broad that has been a catalyst for the new wave of education reformists.

Even the recent wave of education-related documentaries ("Waiting for 'Superman,' " "The Lottery," "The Cartel" and, to a lesser extent, "American Teacher") all spend more time talking about schools than documenting them; more time discussing teachers than observing them.

It is one of the reasons for successive waves of education reform, the latest of which is being debated in parliament today, sparking a fiery debate about grammar schools not seen for decades.

But while this generation of baby-boom teachers has witnessed remarkable transformations in their lifetime — in women's rights, in civil rights — the waves of education reforms aimed at remaking our urban schools that they have been dispatched to implement have repeatedly fallen short.

He says the waves of "education tourism" that followed the success in Pisa tests failed to look at how the system had improved.

Within this excitement and the new wave of biology education reform, though, there often appears to be a central focus on "solving the problems" of undergraduate biology education, and a desire to bring closure by determining the "best way to teach".