Sentences with phrase «quiet education revolution»
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In these remarks I want to share some reflections on what you have taught us about leading educational change to improve the world and to offer an invitation for reflection on what it means be part of the global education movement that has produced one of the most remarkable quiet revolutions in history...
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Secretary Duncan likes to say that RttT is part of a «quiet revolution» in education, with states creating «bold blueprints for reform [that] bear the signatures of many key players at the state and local level who drive change in our schools.»
«Reasons for Hope, Voices for Change» shows what is being called a «quiet revolution» in public education — public involvement.
The inclusion of the right of education in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations in 1948 created one of the most dramatic quiet revolutions in human experience.
This quiet revolution transformed a world in which most children did not have the opportunity to set foot in a school before 1948, to one where most children today receive a basic education and in this way have a shared experience of attending institutions invented to socialize the young.
Education's quiet revolution: change we can believe in When President Obama created a $ 4.3 billion education fund, many were skeptical that he would stand up to resistant teachers unions, writes columnist DaviEducation's quiet revolution: change we can believe in When President Obama created a $ 4.3 billion education fund, many were skeptical that he would stand up to resistant teachers unions, writes columnist Davieducation fund, many were skeptical that he would stand up to resistant teachers unions, writes columnist David Brooks.
The Race to the Top program, where the Education Department forced school policy changes as a condition for competing for additional funding support, engendered a quiet revolution in the classroom.
A quiet but sure revolution in sustainable development has been underway for the last 35 years in India's desert state of Rajasthan, where a new model of rural empowerment and education has taken form in the so - called Barefoot College, an alternative, community - based learning centre that trains rural citizens in the practical training programs for solar engineering, rainwater harvesting, computer programming, midwifery and even photography.