As board members we face the added pressures of trying to stay at the cutting edge of education while carefully watching every dollar spent in our districts".
"Patriotic education" and carefully nurtured nationalism mean that in many disputes between China and the West, the Chinese people and the Chinese government stand together.
There it was assumed that "girls of good family" would put "caste duty and family reputation before self-indulgence," and a convent school education and carefully chaperoned adolescence were considered preludes to marriage to a suitable man deemed to possess the proper family credentials.
Wexler and his team, who recommend that the Israeli and Palestinian education ministries carefully review the content of their textbooks, couldn't disagree more.
The matter was eventually resolved; Alfred came to accept his inheritance, and Victoria understood and accepted that Ernest needed to be involved in the upbringing of his heir-presumptive, with a strong German element added to his education and (carefully chaperoned) visits to Coburg.
But the Bush campaign is not completely averse to such tools; the phrase "education recession" was carefully poll-tested before Mr. Bush first deployed it today.
Mazarin was obliged to leave the court twice and was only able to maintain his post because he was in favour with Anne of Austria and the boy king Louis XIV, whose education he had carefully directed.
I started my Reagan education by listening carefully to the First Couple and watching intently -- and in time they revealed themselves to me, sometimes unintentionally and sometimes through focused probing on my part.
By selecting information carefully, any education analyst can claim his or her findings as "evidence-based" and justify favourable ideas.
How the debate plays out will be watched carefully by education experts in the UK, where 24 free schools, built on the Swedish model, opened this year.
