In a conference room at the bank's headquarters — with panoramic views of downtown New York, the harbor and beyond — community organizers, academics and others brainstormed about the most dire needs, educational and otherwise, in the Mexican diaspora.
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Independent variables include region (Addis Ababa, Afar, Amhara, Oromia, Somali, Benishangul-Gumuz, Southern Nations and Nationalities People [SNNP], Tigray, Harari, Gambela, and Dire Dawa), wealth quintile, educational status (no education, primary, secondary, higher) residence (urban, rural), and discussion about family planning in health facilities (yes, no).
What a dire start to their educational lives.
Children who experience poor nutrition in the first 1,000 days of life are at risk of developing lifelong physical and cognitive impairments, which can have dire consequences for their educational achievements and employment prospects.
Last week, a petition signed by 34,000 parents was delivered to the education secretary, Damian Hinds, criticising the dire state of funding for special educational needs.
In "Crisis in Black and White," he explored the nation's long history of racial oppression and its dire effects on the economic, social and educational prospects of 20th-century blacks.
Given Indian teachers' and educational administrators' knowledge of the dire reality, and the uncertainty surrounding the benefits of achievement tests for the majority of India's schoolchildren, it is easy to understand why India opted out.
The plight of students attending America's for-profit educational establishments is far more dire.
