Sentences with phrase «for academic rigour»

This 10 - year - old designation is a comprehensive (if American centric) designation that is respected for its academic rigour.

And over the years our hard earned reputation for academic rigour and a straightforward approach to business has not faltered.

Not exact matches

For almost 60 years, Ryerson has combined academic rigour and relevant practical experience with accessibility and diversity to produce so many graduates who have contributed to the fabric of this country.

Half a century later, MBA programmes were attacked for alleged lack of academic rigour and poor relevance to business issues.

The thing was with the college was more of the academic rigour and making an argument for an approach being consistent with the Christian faith more than whatever choice was made about that.

Briefings produced in 2010 by civil servants in the Department for Education (DfE) on the principle of whether or not Steiner schools should gain state funding through the Free Schools programme express serious concern about issues such as racism, systemic bullying, academic rigour, secrecy and whether or not the schools would be able to pass Ofsted inspections, the British Humanist Association (BHA) can today reveal.

However, a spokeswoman for the Department for Education and Skills said the new science GCSE would «maintain a clear focus on academic rigour» while engaging young people so more of them continued the subject after GCSE.

If you are casting about for a writing activity that mingles academic rigour and magic, have your students write their own «Storybirds».

All our qualifications and modules are based on a set of key principles which take account of the needs of leaders and the education system; draw on the very best international research and evaluation evidence; ensure both academic rigour and leadership practice; involve leaders in the creation of materials; and provide opportunities for modules to be adapted to reflect different contexts.

Approaching new ideas for programming assignments, blogging, video essays and collaborative planning tasks, Berry looked at how expectations of academic rigour and criticality can be balanced with professional relevance and cutting edge technologies.

The bishops have, however, long recognised the need for greater academic rigour in the RE GCSE curriculum, which is why they are welcoming the new GCSE and the opportunity to study a second religion.

We wanted to ensure students left the middle years / KS3 with the necessary academic rigour and transferable skills to prepare them well for GCSE or iGCSE, A levels, IB Diploma and beyond.

I have had articles published for international and national conferences and I understand the rigour required in writing any academic document including article, journal, dissertation, assignments, essays or thesis.

It is despicable for a university to trash free speech and academic rigour so thoughtlessly.

These two issues include a call from the legal profession for students that are better prepared in their academic training to take on the rigours of practice and a call from the community at large for the cost effective delivery of legal services.

For instance, lawyer's are trained and have demonstrated academic aptitude by virtue of the rigours of university, LSAT, Law school and bar admission course.

Courses must be similar in course content and academic rigour to qualify for transfer credit.