Some of the best primary schools in the country, such as Durand in Lambeth, London, insist on discrete subject teaching in KS2 and also stream children, giving them a broad curriculum, personalised education and high standards.
His policies — like health care, saving the auto industry, raising mileage standards and "Race to the Top" in education — were discrete initiatives in the right direction, but each was fought separately, often in Congressional cloakrooms, and never synthesized into a whole that voters could fully appreciate or be inspired to get out of their chairs to support.
This role has been conceptualized from the discrete pillars of research, education, practice, system support and leadership, articulated in the Strong Model of Advanced Practice.
A curriculum that divides students' education into discrete, self-contained disciplines without encouraging philosophical questions about the nature of those disciplines and their relationships to one another invites a fragmented view of education.
The paper introduces a simulation package facilitating the education of discrete-time control theory.
Divided as the MDGs are across discrete areas of social development – health, education, gender inequality, environmental sustainability – their rigidity encourages the fragmentation of international intervention into silos.
We study the determinants of youth crime using a dynamic discrete choice model of crime and education.
Cobb has consistently opposed the splitting of education and knowledge into discrete and insulated disciplines and departments.
For the discrete variable like gender, marital status, education degree, we used relative numbers such as frequency, ratio and proportion to describe them.
Anthropometrics, age, insulin sensitivity, and β-cell function measures were analyzed as continuous variables while sex, ethnicity, SES, family history of type 2 diabetes, presence of other chronic diseases, and parental education were analyzed as discrete variables.
