The phrase "actual educated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who is genuinely educated, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He is not just educated; he is actually educated in the field of science."
Alternatives: "truly educated" or "genuinely educated".
Then you can appreciate how weird it is when even programs about education, like David E. Kelley's "Boston Public," show relatively little actual educating taking place.
Such test-taking, which now consumes approximately 78percentt of classroom time over the course of the school year, has come to be seen as a vital tool for educators, largely because it lets them avoid doing any actual educating.
Therefore, immigrants belonging to a (perceived) well educated ethnic group will intermarry more often than immigrants from (perceived) less educated groups – independent of their actual educational attainment level.
His audience, he says, consists of arts journalists, arts professionals (curators, music administrators, even actual artists) and educated people from all walks of life with an interest in the arts.
Actual people, grown-ups, educated grown-up who had gone to universities like Oxford and had medical degrees, have believed in fairies.
The alliance is basing its formula on the actual costs of educating children throughout the state.
But this premise confuses per capita share (the budget divided by number of students) with the actual cost of educating students in existing schools, which is far less than the per capita share.
In a recent letter to parents, Coleman's principal, Ellenjane Gonyea said that the actual cost of educating each students was more than double the current annual tuition of $3700.
The system is able to model actual production process, educate and train the miners.
Corbett recently told KDKA he would ask the legislature to reduce cyber school funding and determine the actual cost of educating a child online so as to find an equitable solution.
