common school造句
1 Blue and white are the most common school colors.
2 There was a further characteristic of the American common school which distinguished it from its European predecessors.
3 It is these inherent advantages of the common school, which, in our own State, have produced results so striking, from a system so imperfect, and an administration so feeble.
4 On the dimensions of nonconformity and suspiciousness, common school students' aggressiveness level was significantly higher than that of key school students'.
5 Education Common school education should be free to all American children and compulsory.
6 I'm from common school,[www.] and I'v never been to the United States before. I just study myself with tapes and Videos.
7 Key school students are higher than common school students on evaluation, flexibility and independence.
8 As the modern common school system began to acquire a clear shape in the North between 1837 and 1853, it retained evolutionary, rather than revolutionary, features.
9 Americans are revisiting the issues of the great common school debates again.
10 Maybe famous schools have a higher level of the platform than the common school; however, whether it can be well used depends on the people himself.
11 As a whole, there is no difference from key school to common school.
12 Music education reform of thorough set up the piano elective for common school to provide the possibility.
13 Through psychological analysis of adult students in mind and studying activities, we find great differences to common school students.
14 A kind of circumstance of empress, need more energies and manpower, but the common school usually can't pay so many energies of for 12 childs.
15 A rapidly evolving society holds the answers to the current great common school debate in the United States.
16 There exits a school difference , the key school students get the higher score than those of the common school.
17 Meanwhile, public educational thoughts are got renovation through the practice of common school movement.
18 We believe that, in defense of our own institutions, the United States should aid common school education, particularly in the South, and we especially recommend concerted agitation to this end.