Sentences with phrase «career as a reformer»

The declaration of the principle was the result of Luther's belief at the beginning of his career as a Reformer that any true Christian and particularly a congregation of Christian believers would be able to see that the institutions and practices of the Roman Church were irreconcilable with the gospel.

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Africanus foretells the younger Scipio's career, as a general and a statesman and, ultimately, reformer of the Roman constitution, and then assures his grandson that God loves the laws that bind human beings together in cities, and that in heaven there is a sure abode of immortal beatitude for all who guard and serve their homelands.

«Scott Stringer has spent his career as a progressive reformer,» campaign manager Sascha Owen said, «taking on the issues that matter to everyday New Yorkers.

And what do his educator parents think of his career as an anti-establishment school reformer?

Back to reformers: If these results stand — and possibly improve as more teachers hold these roles and help one another succeed — can we possibly all work together to change policies and systems to support giving every student access to excellent teaching, and giving every teacher outstanding career opportunities without being forced up and out of the classroom?

Former Harvard Graduate School of Education Dean Theodore Sizer will be remembered as many things during his remarkable 50 - year career in education, among them - teacher, education reformer, leader, and mentor.

But while the «education reformers» say their goal is to get all children «college and career ready,» they are trying to force high school juniors to take a Common Core test that is purposely designed to label the majority of juniors as failures.

This year we are honoring Richard Strong who, for most of his career, worked privately as a teacher of teachers, educational reformer, and researcher.

The article focuses on Vergara's guiding light — David Welch, a tech titan who has found a second career as an education reformer.

Some reformers believe that in the short term, we might have to grudgingly accept lower graduation rates as we increase educational standards and implement true college and career readiness in the high schools.