Schleicher造句

Schleicher perceived the advantages of full control of an information-gathering organ.

Andreas Schleicher says countries like China, Vietnam and Brazil are making education an important goal.

In the Blood Purge of 1934, a Nazi SS squad murdered Kurt von Schleicher in the doorway of his home.

As a mediocre student in Hamburg, Schleicher did not particularly care about his classes-to the distress of his father, who was a professor of education.

同时，Schleicher参观了许多学校并且认真研读了相关数据。

When I was in Paris last week, I decided to drop in on Andreas Schleicher, the programme's architect, to get his views on PISA and Shanghai's education system.

In 1848, a century before Orwell's article, the renowned linguist August Schleicher dismissed the English of his day as the most 'ground-down' of all the Germanic languages.

Schleicher credits Shanghai's success in part to a policy of rotating the best teachers into the region's worst-performing schools (the opposite of what tends to happen in the U.S.).

That may not sound exactly "first-of-its-kind" (which is how Andreas Schleicher, the OECD's head of education research, describes McKinsey's approach) : schools surely do all this already?

Schleicher*实上海的成功部分归功于教师轮转任教这项政策——让最好的老师到辖区里表现最差的学校任教（美国正在发生与此相反的事）。

这听起来并不是“史无前例”(这是经合组织教育研究负责人安德里亚·施莱歇尔(Andreas Schleicher)形容麦肯锡所提出的方法时说的)：学校是不是的的确确都已经做到了呢？