The phrase "at high educational" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "at a high educational level" or "in higher education"? You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing topics related to advanced education or academic settings.
Example: "Students at a high educational level often have access to more resources and opportunities."
Alternatives: "at an advanced educational" or "in higher education".
First, first- and second-generation immigrant blacks rarely internalize the "oppositional culture" that rejects characteristics deemed "white". Research has shown that internalizing oppositional culture affects U.S.-born African Americans already at high educational levels because it reduces motivation to surpass their peers.
It is vital now to establish whether the approach can be extended to children who are at high educational risk, or to whole classes, without additionally resourced specialised support.
This paper reviews the literature which is related to corpora leading to the development of word lists and lexical syllabuses for courses meant for the teaching and learning of ESP at higher educational institutions.
Regional workforce requirements at higher educational levels benefit more from mobility, while the skilled technical workforce, typically the product of the community college, is derived from the pipeline built in the region.
Soon, students at higher educational institutions across the country began to hold mass demonstrations, calling for the Tunku to step down in favour of a leader who would restore "Malay sovereignty".
The course was composed of students (n = 90) at a high educational level (a few months from graduation).
Medium educational status was defined as graduation after 6 years at secondary school, and high educational status was defined as 8 or 9 years at secondary school leading to a general qualification for university entrance called "Abitur", or a university degree.
Against the background that literacy skills and internet penetration in the 100 most common Dutch occupations can be assumed to be at a medium or high educational level, the above described problems are less severe.
These new experiences continue to remind me of the exceptionally high educational standards at Berkeley.
Among workers of low educational level, family demands showed a negative effect in most health indicators and health related behaviours, but had little or no negative association at all in workers of high educational level or in full-time homemakers.
Children of mothers of high educational level (at least Senior High Secondary School) had higher mean WLZ compared to children of mothers who had no formal education.
