"A brief experience showed us that the Negro people were capable of education, with no limit that men could set to their capacity," he wrote.
After delivering it, Cedarbaum told Shahzad: "You appear to be someone who was capable of education, and I do hope you will spend some of the time in prison thinking carefully about whether the Qur'an wants you to kill lots of people".
This is compounded by what those in the sector describe as a growing crisis over who is actually capable of teaching sex education.
This article describes iLearnTest, a framework for developing serious online games which are capable of supporting education of several subjects, allowing for a suitable training of participants, thus preparing them to meet the job market needs.
If the president wishes to succeed, he will need a far more composed and capable secretary of education.
She was drawn to Maria Montessori's notion of an "education capable of saving humanity": by protecting the autonomy of children, society would become more loving, peaceful, and unified.
But McGraw-Hill believes that creating four separate units would leave none of them, apart from education, capable of standing on their own.
Management recommendations include providing scenic and expansive landscape viewing opportunities and developing a more competent and knowledgeable ranger corps capable of visitor education and outreach initiatives.
Many nations had thriving private sectors but what set this nation apart was recognition that we need our brightest and most capable leaders in education, public service and government as well as business and trade.
Dating back to ancient Greece, the 'noble' process of reflection has developed into an effective teaching/learning tool capable of enhancing education, decision-making, critical thinking, and self-concept.
