Sentence examples for wrong education from inspiring English sources

As a seventh grader, I feel that some of the reasons school officials gave for the heavy weight of student backpacks are wrong (Education page, Feb. 16).

Still, it's an entertaining couple of hours full of wit and wisdom about the difference between being schooled to pass exams and claiming an education, while Saxon's revival cannily suggests that the emotional distortions and lies of adults are as much a danger to the young as the wrong education.

Even more, when an entire demographic of LGBTQ children and young adults are completely left out of sex education in 10 of the states that do provide sex education, or when they are told in three states that the feelings they have about who they are or who they like is wrong, education has once again failed.

Repeat after me, say the educators: There is little wrong with education that more money won't cure.

Just like teaching our children proactively about right and wrong, sex education, responsible alcohol consumption and everything else, we must teach them about privilege and race proactively.

He's dead wrong about education, and his enormous teenage audience makes his words matter.

Even if they come to kill me, I will tell them what they are trying to do is wrong, that education is our basic right.

Increasingly, the bac is viewed as the flagship of a flawed system, a symbol not so much of French excellence but of what is wrong with education here.

The fact that the principal changed the grade goes to the heart of what is wrong with education and the No Child Left Behind policy.

Melissa Kite is contributing editor of the Spectator This charming story from Lancashire goes to the very heart of what is wrong with education today.

They are wrong: civic education of this sort is at best ineffective, and often subversive of the moral purpose of schooling.