Sentence examples for educated students from inspiring English sources

Already two centuries ago it was acknowledged that electives have a positive value to medical education and lead to more broadly educated students [ 11].

This study also has some implications that professionals should consider when they develop health education materials about alcohol for low educated students.

The Sutton Trust – which campaigns on widening access to education – said the remaining "significant access gap" between state and privately educated students may be down to support and advice offered at schools.

"The EPA had a successful educational program in the nineteen seventies in which we went to schools and educated students about noise," he says.

But the governing body thinks the results will be worthwhile: more broadly educated students, and fewer drop-outs.

In the early 1970s, as King opened, it educated students in northwest Philadelphia in the 9th and 10th grades.

These are digitalized materials offered freely to educators, schooled and self-educated students who can use and reuse them to learn and investigate (Hylén, 2006).

There is little indication that spending more on school buildings creates better-educated students.

Overall, the number of state-educated students going on to tertiary education has declined over the past five years.

Most college-educated students who go on to pursue graduate school in fields such as business or law have a clearly delineated path in front of them.

The move is a recognition that exam results can be distorted by school type and follows long-standing evidence that state-educated students outperform their peers from private schools in terms of final university degree.