Sentence examples for conducting education from inspiring English sources

According to a draft amendment to the Hudson Highlands Unit Management Plan, the main goal is to "conduct research on forest management treatments and their impacts on water quality" in addition to "conducting education workshops for forest landowners, professional foresters, timber harvesters, researchers, and others".

"I fail to see how we can be preparing for open service and conducting education and training for open service and during the same time period have 'don't ask, don't tell' investigations and discharges," said Aubrey Sarvis, an Army veteran and the executive director for the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network.

Where direct immersive learning in a real workplace is not possible, contact universities are limited to conducting education about and for enterprise (Jamieson, 1984).

Conducting education and training activities to improve the awareness of the local people to conserve biodiversity and the professional skills of the management group staff.

In this article, we examine (1) the evolving role of research within education, (2) the legal and professional guidelines for conducting education research, and (3) common research designs and statistical procedures that are used to conduct education research.

The language, in a report accompanying the House appropriations bill funding the Environmental Protection Agency, directs EPA and the White House Council on Environmental Quality to "refrain from conducting education outreach or informational seminars on policies underlying the Kyoto Protocol until or unless" the Senate ratifies it.

We also conduct education programs at local schools.

But she determined that "Boy Scout Jamborees are not federally conducted education or training programs," the Justice Department statement said.

"I'd love for all the data to be public," said Jennifer Carney, director of program evaluation at the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, which conducts education research.

Her father is a vice president in the mortgage securities department at Goldman Sachs in Manhattan, and is the chairman of Renaissance E.M.S., a nonprofit group that conducts education, music and sports programs for children in the South Bronx.

We contacted SABER members because this group includes individuals who have led teaching professional development and individuals who conduct education research in their own and others' classrooms.