The phrase "aiming at education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to educational initiatives or strategies.
Example: "The organization is aiming at education reform to improve literacy rates in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "targeting education" or "focusing on education".
If the person does not have an education, the activation programme should be aiming at education in the ordinary educational system.
While some important assumptions are identified in the research, we elaborated and systematized them into a framework especially aiming at education.
Sociotherapy (two times a week) was aiming at education (based on transactional analysis [ 18– 20], formulating and evaluating learning goals, training social skills, and making contact with fellow patients.
The $200m to be committed from next year's state budget will represent an 8% increase on the $2.5bn currently spent annually on programs aimed at education, treatment, prevention and provisions, including antiretroviral medication that has had a dramatic effect on preventing infection.
The TV-computer and one of the laptops are aimed at education, allowing for transmission and interaction with instruction videos, dictionaries, language programs, and so on.
Pebble today revealed a new project aimed at education in which it will donate over 4,000 smartwatches to higher ed schools including Carnegie Mellon, MIT, Stanford, Virginia Tech and many more.
(Pinterest aggregates lots of links, but not an efficient way to buy supplies (yet?); Craftsy is largely aimed at education; and so on).
Essentially, OneClass is like a crowdsourced courseware offering, or like an Evernote specifically aimed at education, but with some elements borrowed from MOOC-style online efforts, too.
"When we looked at the social worlds that have been build for kids already, the biggest are things like Club Penguin and Moshi Monsters, not aimed at education — just mindless, if entertaining, games," he tells me.
The line is part of a new focus for the audio company, in an attempt to embrace the growing world of STEM learning gadgets aimed at education outside the classroom.
Such a hybrid would be very interesting from Google, and something that could potentially prove a model for power down-market devices aimed at education and even enterprise use, if they can demonstrate desktop power via the Chrome OS features alongside Android's mobile convenience.
