The phrase "associate education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to educational programs or degrees that are typically two years in duration, often offered by community colleges or technical schools.
Example: "After completing my associate education in business administration, I was able to secure a job in a corporate environment."
Alternatives: "associate degree" or "two-year education".
As a youth Geraty learned from his father's diverse roles as President of Middle East College, now Middle East University in Lebanon, as a missionary in China, a professor at Andrews University in Michigan, Associate Education Secretary for the General Conference and editor of the church's education journal.
Dr. George Coleman, the state's associate education commissioner and a former kindergarten teacher, visits districts around the state, most recently Westport, making the case for full-day kindergarten.
Joseph P. Frey, an associate education commissioner, said the department did not have a specific model in mind but hoped to attract many high schools and colleges into collaborations next year, when it solicits proposals.
Starting in 1995, the contractors, the charges say, gave cash and "things of value" like paintings to Mr. Fajardo and Mr. Cruz, the associate education secretary, to obtain contracts for their companies.
"It's been a fairly rote, thoughtless process for a long time, and schools are starting to realize this is a problem," said Cathy J. Vatterott, an associate education professor at the University of Missouri at St . Louisand author of "Rethinking Homework".
"Just giving kids an engineering problem to solve doesn't mean it will lead to learning," said Janine Remillard, an associate education professor at the University of Pennsylvania who is not opposed, but believes that good teaching is essential to making any curriculum work well.
Americans have always associated education with career success, and college grads earn 45% more than high school grads.
Eleven had provided Baby Baskets to Cape York women and sixteen had provided associated education.
Thus, the role of clinics was critical for provision of care, but not a preferred option for handing out the baskets or associated education.
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Alison Glick, international associate and education coordinator for the Government Accountability Project, said there was a trend towards narrowing access to information in the United States.
