Phrases with «to lead the reform»

"To lead the reform" means to take charge and guide the process of making significant changes and improvements to a system or organization. Full definition

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Sentences with «to lead the reform»

  • What's different here is that educators now have a respected voice in the process, and the union is leading the reform effort rather than being pulled along behind it. (priorityschools.org)
  • Many of those who believe that unions can't lead reform also believe that they shouldn't. (educationnext.org)
  • As we look ahead into the next four or eight years, an honest reflection can yield useful lessons about the potential, and limits, of federally led reform. (educationnext.org)
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