Sentence examples for both the educational from inspiring English sources

The framework addresses both the educational dimension and the ludic dimension.

Re "How Schools Pay a (Very High) Price for Failing to Teach Reading Properly" (Editorial Observer, June 19): Brent Staples accurately describes both the educational and financial consequences of instructional failure in our nation's schools.

And to make the manufacturing and services sectors competitive, Russia must carry out several structural reforms, in both the educational and financial systems, that have been delayed during Mr. Putin's first term.

It's not just new-found confidence and future job opportunities that these social circuses are creating; it's a support network that meets both the educational and psychological needs of the wider community.

Therefore, the current study aims at better understanding the link between parental socio-economic status (including both the educational and the occupational level of parents) and the risk on union dissolution from a cross-national comparative perspective.

Digital video editing continues to grow in both the educational and at-home market and "Adobe Premiere Pro X Revealed" is perfect for anyone interested in editing video on their home computer.

The educational intervention was focused on the acute medical admissions units at both sites, but the educational tools that were developed were made available to all clinicians at both hospital sites.

Laurie Penny and Owen Jones both went to Oxford and though I think they're both great and they also both recognise the educational privileges they've enjoyed, that doesn't change the fact their education helped them find a voice.

Standards and provision in physical education would be rigorously reviewed in school, both by the educational consortia and by schools inspectorate Estyn.

They both cite the educational method of Maria Montessori as the major influence in how they designed Google's work systems.

In both cases, the educational games succeeded at making the process of learning difficult material engaging and collaborative.