Sentence examples for cycle of educational from inspiring English sources

In the light of the above discussion and cognizant of the issues on limited and inequitable access and low quality ECCD services for children 0 to 6, three action areas are proposed: ECCD legislative agenda:13 For the Philippine government to take cognizance of the age 0 6 as the foundation cycle of educational development14.

As of October 20, 2010, the proposed bill "An Act Recognizing the Early Years From 0 to 6 Years Old as the First Cycle of Educational Development and for the Purpose Amending Republic Act No. 8980, Strengthening the Early Childhood Care and Development Council" or "The Early Years Act" has been filed both at the Lower House HBB No. 3507) and the Senate (SB No. 2567).

The cycle of educational trauma has many points at which we can see the perpetuation of major trauma at a systemic level.

What this means in practice is that those candidates performing least well at the selection process for general practice are assigned to the least popular training placements, thereby encouraging a cycle of educational deprivation.

A model learning system consisting of five (5) cycles of educational development suggested in 2004 by the National Commission of the Philippine Education Committee.

From 2007 to 2013, the greatest improvement occurred at the 2nd grade level, suggesting a pattern of repetition depending on the cycles of educational trajectories.

Children who are moved around the care system are more likely to have significant behavioural and emotional problems, leading to what one report described as a downward cycle of "poor educational results, unemployment and a lifetime of poverty".

These guidelines integrate three different methodologies: i) user centred design as defined by ISO 9241-210, ii) the e-learning life cycle of personalised educational systems, and iii) the layered evaluation of adaptation features.

In Scotland's Future, it said: "The solution to ill-health is not in the hands of the NHS alone – it depends on breaking the cycle of poverty, educational under-attainment, worklessness, poor mental wellbeing, and, through these, preventable ill-health".

Inclusive capitalism requires that we break the cycle of combined educational, financial and digital exclusion.

Our paper, Transitions: Career and Family Life Cycles of the Educational Elite, American Economic Review (May 2008) provides a good summary of some of our initial findings.