Sentence examples for world-class educators from inspiring English sources
The program was founded in 2002 when Jo Handelsman of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, received a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Professor award, an award given to a select few professors who are both top-notch researchers and world-class educators; the award is intended to support innovative undergraduate science teaching.
They aspire to world-class education.
But world-class education costs money.
The new proposals could transform American education, replacing the patchwork of standards ranging from mediocre to world-class that have been written by local educators in every state.
The Chartered Institute stands ready to play its part in delivering an assessment system that would set the world-class standards to which politicians frequently ask educators to aspire.
Today, Mary is the proud founder of The Dancing Wheels Company & School in Cleveland, a state-of-the-art studio that has become a world-class training center for dancers, choreographers and educators -- for those with and without disabilities.
The broad goal of our partnership is to create world-class school systems that systematically recruit, develop and retain exceptional educators.
A world-class exporter of cocoa and coffee, it was West Africa's employer, educator, and commercial and entertainment hub, proud of its industrial base, middle class, electricity and stable, relatively democratic government.
Denise Jefferson, an internationally known dance educator who as the longtime director of the Ailey School oversaw the training of generations of world-class performers, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
A "world-class location".
