The phrase "a recognized educational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an institution or program that has been officially acknowledged for its educational quality or standards.
Example: "She graduated from a recognized educational institution that is known for its rigorous academic programs."
Alternatives: "an accredited educational" or "a certified educational".
For your first form of ID, you could use a driver's license, state identification card, passport, alien registration card, or any form of photo ID issued by a government, the armed forces, a recognized educational entity, or a corporate ID card.
Conversely, a coordinated market economy (with Germany as the extreme type) typically features a vocational education and training system that goes beyond mere on-the-job training, since apprentices graduate with a nationally recognized educational degree.
Parents as Teachers (PAT) is an internationally recognized educational curriculum for children 0-36 months and their caregivers that was developed to teach parents skills to help them engage with their child and increase awareness of developmental milestones (http://www.parentsasteachers.org).org
Earl Shorris, a social critic and author whose interviews with prison inmates for a book inspired him to start a now nationally recognized educational program that introduces the poor and the unschooled to Plato, Kant and Tolstoy, died on May 27 in New York.
Funen Art Academy is an independent, nationally recognized educational institution located in the Brandts complex in central Odense which offers 5-year course in the visual arts.
For the level of formal education, a scale was used that resembles the International Standard Classification of Education ISCEDdesignedned by UNESCO for the specific purpose of compiling education statistics on recognized educational qualifications and to make them comparable5.
Professionalism topics are often a part of a so called "hidden curriculum", which means that its determinants do not operate within the formal curriculum as a separate lesson, but in a more subtle and less officially recognized educational activity, which makes them difficult to teach but nevertheless should be taught [ 4].
Professionalism topics are usually not covered as a separate lesson within formal curriculum, but in subtler and less officially recognized educational activities, which makes them difficult to teach and assess.
Translating the concept of poaching with respect to the German educational system it is typically thought to apply to initial training activities, which consist of two- or three-year educational programs leading to recognized educational degrees.
Current educational theory on training, curriculum and competency development was reviewed with recognized educational experts and incorporated into the development process [ 13- 15].
Using a regression discontinuity design, we study the impact of two fellowship programs recognizing educational performance in secondary schools in India.
