"It is a model because of its combination of foundational education and hands-on skills that will allow them to be effective on day one in solving real-world problems," says Richard Dickie Georgege, technical director of the National Security Agency's (NSA's) Information Assurance Directorate.
Program features were dominated by a low ratio of laboratory practice to didactic foundational education components.
Such efforts, must seek to address the multiplicity of factors and barriers that prevent girls and women from accessing education - cultural, institutional, economic - in order to ensure equal access and inclusion to foundational education and life long learning opportunities for girls and boys.
McNickle and Brown (2014) formally relate a foundational equation from plant physiology (Michaelis Menton) with an equally foundational equation from foraging ecology (Holling's disc equation).
Side by side with the UN's political institutions, and the financial and economic effort of Bretton Woods, the United States pushed to solidify the peace by building a foundational network for science, education, and culture.
Biological energy flow is a foundational concept in science education.
Whether it is taxpayers, corporate philanthropists, or policy makers, too few seem to understand that education is truly a foundational underpinning of all that we treasure in American society.
After all, there are no influences as strong in raising the productivity of labour as health, education and skill formation – a foundational connection to which Adam Smith gave much attention.
A year later, she published "Woman in the Nineteenth Century," a foundational work of feminist history.
