Sentence examples for assimilation education from inspiring English sources
The law, blasted by shortsighted critics as a waste of money, is an investment in California's future and a powerful defense of assimilation, education and the rights of children.
They brought shows like "Let's Sing Yiddish" (1966) and "Light, Lively and Yiddish" (1970) to Broadway, losing tens of thousands of dollars they didn't have as assimilation, education and worldly success gnawed away at their hoped-for audience.
For them, assimilation follows education: according to research by Raya Muttarak and Anthony Heath, Indians with degrees are far more likely to marry whites.
Many Uighurs are also convinced that Beijing is seeking to wipe out their language and culture through assimilation and education policies that favor Mandarin over Uighur in schools and government jobs.
So although science is often characterized as being "universal" and transcending any particular culture, some see a hidden curriculum of acculturation and assimilation within an education system that disregards or dismisses the cultural identities of its students (Grimley 2015, pp. 3 5).
But education and assimilation diminished its cultural currency.
All can and were able to communicate in Burmese, due to years of assimilation and lack of education in languages other than English.
Although data limitations do not allow them to study the role of education in the assimilation process, their findings are close to ours.
However, a severe shortcoming of these data is that there is no information on educational attainment of both migrants and natives such that it is not possible to estimate the contribution of education to the assimilation process, which is instead one of the main contributions of our paper.
The degree of participation in the Canadian culture was a reliable predictor of both assimilation and separation, while less education was found to be the predictor of marginalization and integration among the Koreans in the GTA [ 18].
It is the old immigrant story, assimilation as the sign of higher education and prosperity.
