Sentence examples for ways of education from inspiring English sources

Our schools are failing us, the older ways of education were better, other countries are getting ahead, everything is going to the dogs.

IN AN impassioned speech at this week's Labour Party conference, Tony Blair announced that it was time to "move to the post-comprehensive era", arguing for "a range of schools for parents to choose from", and a system open "to new and different ways of education, built round the needs of the individual child".Specialist schools are the centrepiece of this vision.

This concern was most apparent among the Eastern European respondents: (We would like) assistance with the improvement of the education methodology - new ways of education and spreading the information among the program's participants.

(Eastern Europe) (We would like assistance with an) overall communication strategy, for example including national institutions and organizations related to public health, sport, etc. (Eastern Europe) (We would like) assistance with the improvement of the education methodology - new ways of education and spreading the information among the program's participants.

Good teachers would see a hundred ways of incorporating education: education for use, rather than for recitation on an exam script.

Are union politics getting in the way of education reform?

He "gave back to the members in the way of education and personal benefit.

And those kids who are good athletes are going to view getting ahead by way of education even less so".

All grew up poor and without much in the way of education, and all of them seized on baseball as a way to get ahead.

While England has laid great stress on both, Wales has taken the view that too much testing gets in the way of education.

They hadn't received much in the way of education, and they were as a whole bovine, for want of a better word.