"education body" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an organization or governing body responsible for overseeing and managing education policies and practices. Example: The government's proposed reforms have been met with criticism from various education bodies, who argue that they will do more harm than good for students and teachers.
However, in order for a school or other education body to establish curricula to educate young people about digital citizenship, a working model of this concept does need to be defined.
By the mid-thirties, Volin was a deputy head at the People's Commissariat of Enlightenment, an early Soviet propaganda and education body.
British cheese generally has never been as popular abroad, according to Nigel White, secretary of the British Cheese Board, an education body funded by British cheesemakers.
In 2010 Atta ur-Rahman, head of the state higher education body, aired views that the United States government was financing a covert science project in Alaska that sought to manipulate the world's weather and that could set off earthquakes, floods and tsunamis.
"If it comes out somehow," Judge William W. Bedsworth wrote for the court, "the parties will doubtless factor it into their jury selection process, just as they factor in occupation, education, body language and whether the juror resembles their stupid Uncle Cletus".
Together, differences in education, body height, and sibsize predicted virtually all (> 94%) of the time-related differences in cognitive performance.
Data analyzed included alcohol intake, smoking status, education, body mass, sex, age, race, diabetes status, and CHF status.
The education body Universities Scotland has called for clarity on what would happen after a "Yes" vote.
Coleg Llandrillo and Coleg Menai are set to merge, creating the largest further education body in Wales, it has been announced.
Age, duration of illness, duration of hospitalization, years of education, body mass index, neurocognitive function, drug-induced extrapyramidal symptoms, involuntary movements, psychiatric symptoms, and dose equivalents of antipsychotics and anticholinergic agents were used as index factors.
Nicola Dandridge of the higher education body, Universities UK, said the change would mean universities having to place more emphasis on other evidence such as school references which might disadvantage some pupils.
