But the inequalities -- and solutions for dealing with them -- were underscored during the 1980's, when the states began to articulate new education goals, along with specific ways for students to reach them.
But it has more to do with Robinson, and the ways he was able to -- clearly and cleverly -- articulate our education system as it is, and as it ought to be.
The limitations in our outcome measures reflect the broader challenge of effectively evaluating interprofessional care and education, articulated in a newly released IOM report [ 25].
Guild Education, an education technology startup, enables companies like Chipotle to articulate their training programs and offer Education as a Benefit to their employees.
That, the justices said, is the minimum standard for a basic education, as articulated by the Court of Appeals.
"Furthermore, it would be disastrous for a public figure of your standing who has articulated a commitment to education and social justice".
Others are dubious, noting that the mayor will not control the work force directly and has not articulated a vision for education, and though he got pretty much what he sought from an often intransigent state legislature, has little political experience.
This was articulated well by an education actor who explained: …having them in one room and you train them…then everyone goes with the same understanding of how MHM should be handled in Education, in Women's Protection, in CBR [community-based rehabilitation].
The Vision and Change deliberations on transforming undergraduate biology education recently articulated a need to engage students in the process of science and to present science as a vibrant and active field (American Association for the Advancement of Science, 2010).
But the movement's members reject the characterization, and promote their own agenda — an environmentally friendly, anticonsumerist, pro-education platform, articulated with plenty of local variations.
