The phrase "attending quality" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the quality of attendance or participation in an event or activity, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The attending quality of the conference was impressive, with many experts in the field present."
Alternatives: "quality of attendance" or "level of participation".
"My appreciation for education goes back to my parents, working class, Honduran immigrants who did whatever they could to ensure that my sister and I had access to excellent education, from attending quality preschool to graduating from Penn," Bennett says.
The conference organizers (including one of the authors/WF) conducted a structured evaluation of the conference each year, centering on participant demographics, reasons for attending, quality of the presentations, and overall acceptability.
As such, instead of making PSE mandatory, the government is committed to target its efforts in areas which would give the greatest leverage on raising the overall quality of PSE and enhancing the affordability and accessibility for children, especially those from less advantaged homes to have a strong start by attending quality preschools.
Attending quality prenatal care services at least four times during pregnancy has been found to be a critical part of ensuring both mother and baby are healthy.
Most dropouts occur in Grades 1 and 2 which could indicate lack of school readiness that is best ensured by attending quality ECCD.
Preschool can counter this gap, but needier children are less likely to attend quality preschools.
Greater priority should be given to releasing teachers who wish to attend quality assured professional development programmes.
KINDERGARTEN has long aimed at developing social, emotional and verbal skills to enhance later academic success, especially for children who do not attend quality preschools.
"Governor Pataki wants children in every local community throughout the state to attend quality schools, receive a first-class education and secure a bright and rewarding future," Joseph E. Conway, a spokesman for Mr. Pataki, said Monday.
If we want to get serious about becoming a nation where all of our children attend quality schools, then we need to stand up for the Common Core State Standards (CCSS).
Disadvantaged children who don't attend quality early education programs are 50percentt more likely to be placed in special education and 25percentt more likely to drop out of school.
