Sentence examples for education and statistics from inspiring English sources

The book is designed to be useful to researchers in mathematics education and statistics education teacher educators, and people involved in curricular development in statistics with the hope that it will foster further research in the problems related to educating teachers to teach statistics at different school levels.

Sampson also rejects recent suggestions that she wanted to focus more on high-profile poets, citing 13 years working in arts education and statistics which show that 20% of the poets published in Poetry Review have yet to publish a book – a proportion she described as "astonishingly high".

"We don't usually go and say, 'Do you want to be part of an experiment?' We say, 'This is an important study; we have things to offer you.' " As the Education Department's efforts got going over the past decade, a pattern became clear, said Robert Boruch, a professor of education and statistics at the University of Pennsylvania.

Your room will be a mess of textbooks on psychology, and education, and statistics.

Everywhere you look there are articles about low teacher morale, the politics of education and statistics about why no one is going into teaching anymore.

The study used census reports, state and federal education data and statistics from California's three systems of higher education — the University of California, California State University and the community colleges.

Using his knowledge of the education system and statistics on population growth and economic development, his series became a powerful wake-up call to the vast changes in store for the next generation.

Most MCH workers were female (Table  1), especially for workers providing women's healthcare services (95.2 %), health education (90.2%%) and statistics (90.4 %).

This website takes your age, gender and Indigenous status to show the disparity in health, education and employment statistics between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in Australia.

The study, by Dr John Jerrim, reader in education and social statistics at the IoE, found that children of immigrants from high-achieving east Asian countries are still two-and-a-half years ahead of their western peers by the time they are 15, even when they are educated alongside them in western-style schools.

Table 1 presents some labor force, education and wage statistics for the labor market in Egypt over the reform period.