The phrase "a committed education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an educational approach or system that is dedicated to a particular philosophy, goal, or set of values.
Example: "The school prides itself on providing a committed education that fosters critical thinking and social responsibility in its students."
Alternatives: "dedicated education" or "devoted education".
Despite having a committed education secretary and a highly capable minister in Lord Nash, our efforts in this area were held back.
Joe Nathan, a friend of many years and a committed education reformer, was upset.
It would be hard for a committed education reporter to acquire the curriculum of a city middle school and compare it to what children were taught before No Child Left Behind reduced teaching to rote repetition, or to track a rise in the third-grade test scores into the fifth or seventh grade and thereby demonstrate how temporal and false the gains actually were.
Gramsci had in mind the fascist Giovanni Gentile, Mussolini's education minister -- a committed progressive educator who introduced into the early grades exactly the kinds of reforms Ms. Nielsen praises -- much to Gramsci's disgust, because he thought the "let-them-choose-their-own-books" theory was fated to preserve and worsen economic inequalities.
Roche was a committed supporter of education at the Yale School of Architecture, having donated his Pritzker Prize money to help found the Eero Saarinen Visiting Professorship in 1984 and then providing guidance and resources for the 2005 exhibition Eero Saarinen: Shaping the Future.
The elaborate second chapter focuses on two decades of the building of the Faculty of Fine Arts, and the evolution of a committed system of art education that viewed art and knowledge as complementary forms and envisioned the new artist as a creative and articulate individual, aware of his past and present, constantly engaged in contemporary discourse.
Elly was a committed advocate for women's health education and was instrumental in organizing one of the first educational programs that offered women the opportunity to increase their knowledge about health and health related issues.
According to the Daily Telegraph (hardly a committed Labour paper), the three top education priorities for parents during the election were a cap on class sizes in primary and secondary schools (41%), fully qualified teachers (34%) and an increase in the number of apprenticeships (33%).
Frank meets with Congressman Donald Blythe Reed Birneyy), a committed progressive liberal who has long pushed for education reform, with whom the Walker administration wants to work on a bill.
And Saudi officials say that the king's new education minister, Prince Faisal bin Abdullah, is a committed reformer.
The majority of those surveyed resided in the U.S., had completed a four-year college education and were married or in a committed relationship.
