Notwithstanding the relevancy of school diversified environments to reduce sedentary time in children, enhancing their opportunities for being less sedentary in their awake time, requires further analysis with a more diversified list of markers than those explored in the present study.
Still, we should note that such schools may contain hidden layers of diversity within a distinct group (class, ethnic and racial diversity within a single religious schools) and that in certain geographic areas which do not have a diversified population, common schools are not necessarily more diverse than separate schools.
Australia has a great history of diversified and challenging, school-based and "bottom-up" curriculum reforms, particularly throughout the 1970s and 1980s.
A cubic simplicity marked the campus buildings, which could easily be adapted to the diversified demands of the school.
Conversely, after-work socialising at a friendship level has decreased because of the diversified and enlarged VET schools.
In the 60s, some of us became sensitive to marginalized populations, especially if we lived in or attended schools with diversified populations.
As a result, private schools lack the diversified system of learning and cultural plurality that is so necessary today.
Other schools succeed with a more diversified approach: No. 4 UCLA scored well in four of our five sports categories.
Cornell is quite diversified, with state and private colleges, a medical school more than 200 miles from the main campus, and another campus in Qatar.
Pension systems for public school teachers are so enormous and diversified that gun manufacturers make up only a thin slice of their total holdings.
In the three years since I graduated from business school, my total return (on a globally diversified portfolio) has been over 20percentt.
