In nineteenth-century England, girls were most commonly educated by governesses; the system was also a way of absorbing the country's "huge pool of spinsters".
The term "teacher educator" commonly refers to both those who educate prospective teachers and those who educate practicing teachers, that is, those who initiate, guide, and support teacher learning across the lifespan (Even 2008; Krainer & Llinares 2010).
They said the briefings, which are commonly provided to presidential nominees, were designed to educate the candidates and their top aides about potential threats from foreign spies.
The objective was to provide patients with basic information on the contribution of stressors in the occurrence of temporomandibular joint dysfunction and educate on methods for coping with stress most commonly used in psychology.
Aubrie Kavanaugh, founder of Paws4Change, wrote the following article to educate the public about the cruel commercial dog breeding industry, commonly known as puppy mills.
We need to prepare our athletes and educate them on the range of abusive behavior that are commonly seen and experienced in the sports program.
Therefore, although scientific hypotheses commonly are described as educated guesses, they actually are more informed than a guess.
Indeed, educated Spaniards commonly lament the 1492 expulsion as a horrible mistake that contributed to Spain's later decline by eliminating much of its middle class and talent.
Pre-lacteals were less commonly given by more educated mothers (Table 2).
Participants who received prescription treatment for osteoporosis/osteopenia differed from those not receiving treatment as follows: older age, lower BMI, less tobacco use, better general health (e.g. SF-12 score), more days with exercise, fewer comorbidities, more highly educated, more commonly widowed, higher income, less likely to be employed, and better prescription drug coverage.
