Sentence examples for basic education programs from inspiring English sources

Adult literacy and basic education programs are crucial to alleviating poverty — for everyone.

These districts are reeling from last year's cut, which required them to lay off teachers and slash basic education programs.

At a time when the need is greater than ever, federal funding for adult literacy and basic education programs has been cut by 17 percent since 2002.

Yet we know that adult literacy and basic education programs are crucial to alleviating poverty and putting Americans back to work — not to mention growing our economy in the technology-rich 21st century.

This study was designed to identify the degree to which the directors of adult basic education programs perceive they have program quality support, as evidenced by a well-defined mission and role in the community, a management system, human resources management, and a suitable learning environment.

As such, basic education programs conducted within custodial settings appear to be useful for some Indigenous prisoners denoting a meaningful daytime activity.

Her mother, Harriet L. Bigelow, teaches English as a second language in the adult basic education program at Mundelein High School in Mundelein, Ill.

Somalia, which has one of the lowest primary school enrollment rates in the world, has started a three-year, $117 million, basic education program with financial support from Unicef, Unesco, the U.N. World Food Program and a consortium of international aid agencies.

One of the most important was the nine-year basic education program, which sought to provide all children between the ages of 6 and 15 years with an integrated study program that was practical, did not involve examinations, and prepared students to function in a changing environment.

Adequate learning materials and equipment should be provided for both the Quranic literacy as well as for basic education program.

Findings and Conclusions: Basic Education BEE):  Non formal basic education program (Second Chance Education) was the key component of BEHTRUWC project and it was rated as the most relevant project in Bangladesh to educate urban slum working children and adolescents by most of the respondents.