Sentences with phrase «expanding education freedom»
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Effective education leaders can increasingly contribute to creating opportunities to improve the living conditions of most people on the planet, to expand human freedoms and capabilities, to foster unprecedented understanding and collaboration among different people, and to advance peace and sustainability.
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Perhaps Smarick only means that education reformers should pay attention to the details of public policy in order to expand educational freedom.
«The graduates are all unique, but have a lot in common such as their interest in social justice and their hope that through education we can help all children expand their freedoms,» Reimers says.
After she graduates, Brooks will spend the summer working at the Strategic Data Project at the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard, and she hopes to continue to explore the freedom of movement as a human right in the context of expanding globalization.
The rationale underlying the Court's ruling highlights a unique advantage that tax credits have over other ways of funding education: they expand both freedom of choice for parents and freedom of conscience for taxpayers.
The best way for policymakers in Texas and elsewhere to expand access to a high - quality education for all children is to give education providers the freedom to innovate and to give parents and students the freedom to choose the education providers that work best for them.
In the wake of Congressional action, state lawmakers should take up the baton to expand educational freedom by making choice programs like education scholarship accounts available to more families.
«By expanding the ESA program, we can give families the freedom to customize an education to meet the unique educational needs of their children.
«He brings a breadth of communications experience that will help us expand our reach and advocate for education choice, economic freedom, and... READ MORE
Expanding Opportunity Nationwide December 15, 2016 by Jason Bedrick CATO Institute's Center for Educational Freedom America's education system is evolving.
The Black Community Crusade for Children (BCCC) is committed to dismantling the pipeline to prison through education and by expanding programs that work such as the CDF Freedom Schools ® program and replicating the Harlem Children's Zone model in other communities through the Promise Neighborhoods Initiative.
Adding a mandate for an annual survey of «intellectual freedom» on state university campuses, a House panel Wednesday approved a wide - ranging higher education package that would expand Bright Futures merit scholarships.
Are you looking for a career that offers room for growth, the chance to work with new people every day, and the freedom to keep learning and expanding your education?