dearing report造句

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1. The Dearing Report recommended in 1997 that benchmarking be used to measure and improve academic standards.
2. As a result of recommendations from the Nolan and Dearing reports, consultations began about an independent body to which students could make complaints.
3. The PGCHE began to become widespread after the Dearing Report recommended that all university teachers should achieve an appropriate level of professional recognition during the initial stages of their career.
4. The title " The Dearing Report " is also often given to the 2001 report " The Way Ahead : Church of England schools in the new millennium " which was chaired by Lord Dearing.
5. The DfES website states that the Key Skills Qualification is offered as a response to concern from employers about lack of essential skills in young recruits and as part of the response to the 1996 Dearing Report.
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7. There was very strong support from parents for the development of another Church school and this proposal was also supported nationally through the recommendations made in the Dearing Report for new Church Aided Schools to be established.
8. While legally, University refers to an institution that has been granted the right to use the title, in common usage it now normally includes colleges of the University of London, including in official documents such as the Dearing Report.
9. He has written widely and debated publicly on educational matters and was instrumental in the production of the Dearing Report in 2001 and its follow-up, which led to a significant expansion in the number of Church of England secondary schools.
10. The need for intermediate higher education qualifications that combined vocational and academic elements was recognised in the " Choosing to Change " report on 1994 and by the Dearing Report in 1997, while the 1999 " Delivering Skills for All " report recommended the establishment of two year vocational associate degrees.
11. At the time of the Dearing Report, tuition fees were still paid in full by the local education authorities, student grants of up to ?, 755 ( ?, 160 in London ) were linked to family income, and a subsidised student loan of ?, 685 ( ?, 085 in London ) was available.
12. In the event, the newly elected Labour government accepted the findings of the Dearing Report into Higher Education, leading to the creation of the Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education ( ILTHE ) and indicated that the General Teaching Council ( GTC ) for England, which had been a manifesto commitment, would be established.
13. However, while this usage was standard for most of the 19th and 20th centuries ( e . g . the enumeration of universities in the Robbins Report counts only those formally granted the status, referring to the University of London as a " congeries ( collection ) of university institutions " ), by the 1990s the usage of " university " had extended to take in colleges of London ( and Wales ) in the Dearing Report.
14. It addressed many of the Dearing Report's concerns, specifying that shorter courses at H-level ( honours ), e . g . conversion courses, should be styled Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate rather than as master's degrees, but confirmed that the extended undergraduate degrees were master's degrees, saying that " Some Masters degrees in science and engineering are awarded after extended undergraduate programmes that last, typically, a year longer than Honours degree programmes ".