"convey education" is an acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to express the idea that education is being transferred from one person or group to another. For example, "Teaching has always been a passion of mine, and I strive to convey education to all of my students in an interesting and accessible way."
In the just-completed manuscript of a book on dance in the beginning of farming, Dr. Garfinkel writes: "In periods before schools and writing, community rituals, symbolized by dance, were the basic mechanisms for conveying education and knowledge to the adult members of the community and from one generation to the next.
Anti-sex work messages and an emphasis on monogamy was ingrained in the language of both project staff and the CSW peer educators and conveyed through education sessions and skit performances.
Improved access to information and exposure to other (wealthy and/or 'Western') lifestyles conveyed through education, media and advertising tend to change people's perceptions of the 'good life' alongside increasing material aspirations and a growing appetite for consumer goods.
One of the many messages we have been at pains to convey to the education establishment is that getting good exam grades is not the sole purpose of school.
In parallel, the expression techniques are associated with the concepts of design, sketching and presentation, their essential role in Interior Architecture education and the need to convey this skill through education are highlighted.
It is not enough to have equal numbers of girls and boys in schools, curriculum development, teachers' training and promotion of community involvement in education should convey messages that overcome gender stereotypes.
It's one of the small rituals of Waldorf Education that convey equality and respect.
The foundation aims to promote education and convey "to a celebrity-obsessed world that teachers are important and worthy of respect," Varkey said last year. .
Maternal education may convey information that influences the patterns of potential metal exposure as well as health care for children.
Six community health workers, who usually have around eight to 10 years of schooling, were trained in methods of conveying standardised health education messages, using behaviour change communication strategies, to all households in clusters assigned to home health education.
