In addition to Greek and Latin, she became fluent in French and Italian, attainments of which she was proud and which were in later years to serve her well in the conduct of diplomacy.
"Equal outcomes", the new mantra of education, has led to a preoccupation with specific levels of attainment on which the national literacy strategy rests.But while a focus on reading tends to highlight the relative under-performance of boys, they do not lag behind in every respect.
Because of the reported substantial impact of socioeconomic factors on overall mortality [ 33], three additional covariates were considered: home ownership during childhood, and paternal and maternal educational attainment, both of which were included in wave I and II separately.
Many participants spoke of childhood adversity, including early traumatic experiences, family dysfunction, deprivation and poor educational attainment, all of which have been linked with both schizophrenia and substance use disorders [ 6].
Although data on ethnicity were collected, the GPPS did not ask about service users' English language ability, nor about educational attainment, both of which might be related to experience of care.
In general, the economic literature on immigrant educational attainment focuses on post-migration schooling, pre-migration schooling and total attainment of schooling which equals the sum of pre- and post- migration schooling.
Religious matters can only be treated by relying on the sound (sahîh) method for knowledge, while procedures aiming at mere persuasion or linked to the attainment of that which is useful (and not true) are not to be employed.
For promotion to chief physician this is the variable scientific degree; this is measured by the attainment of habilitation, which is a formal postdoctoral qualification in research.
Policy in the context of this paper refers to the principles that govern a chosen course of action or inaction towards attainment of goals which influence the interest of the public [ 3].
