Sentence examples for consequences for education from inspiring English sources

Both have consequences for education.

Kevin Courtney, deputy general secretary of the NUT, said: "You can expect serious consequences for education.

The consequences for education of leaving the union would be "conflict, division, turmoil and cost", he thundered.

The negative consequences for education are widely recognised: the teaching to the test; the narrowing of the curriculum.

The consequences for education of Proposition 13 go far beyond the fact that, as Friend puts it, the law "in effect, broke the government".

This crisis is not likely to abate for at least the next four years, and how universities navigate it will have important consequences for education and citizenship.

An important consequence for education is that without variation of chunks and links connecting them, schemas cannot be created (Gobet 2005).

Child poverty can have lifelong consequences for health, education, earnings and more.

But domestically, Ireland's public services have been significantly eroded with particularly damaging consequences for health, education and policing.

But many have spoken out against a move they believe will reduce the diversity of educational options and which will, according to National Association for the Visual Arts executive director Tamara Winikoff, "have very deleterious consequences for art education in Australia".

And if they studied for free, there would be a loss of revenue for the older universities where they tend to go," says Riddell, who led a recent ESRC study into the possible consequences for higher education after a yes vote.