Sentence examples for education designed for from inspiring English sources

It was most emphatically an example of class education, designed for the nobility and higher military and not for any commoners.

Today, all Mexican Indian groups have access to schools, usually federal rural schools, and most attend to some degree, though the remote areas in which most Indians live and their lack of interest in education designed for the mestizo world does not make for the most effective program.

This study suggests that programs of education designed for mutual understanding can help enable people engaged in conflict to release the tight grip with which they hold the exclusive righteousness of their own narratives.

This is the first study to assess the HPV awareness among Korean youth, and to test a preliminary HPV prevention education designed for fifth- and sixth-grade students.

Theory-based interventions are more successful than those with other approaches [ 19], and education designed with and for particular cultural and linguistic groups are more successful than those developed generically and simply translated for other target populations.

Much of the blame has been attributed to the introduction in 1998 of a supposedly more child-centred "outcomes-based education", designed to prepare children for a rapidly changing, technological world.

This finding suggests that, like STEM tracks in tertiary education, STEM professions in secondary vocational education are designed for men (Etzkowitz et al. 2000).

In the short term she advocates religious education especially designed for older people.

Motorists 55 and older with poor driving records should be required to take a driver education course designed for them, and such courses should be available to all older drivers.

It's not a new genre, but it's a distinctively American one — because our system, with its nonspecialized high schools, college electives, and adult education — is designed for self-reinventions.

In his address to the Labour party conference in Manchester, constructed around the theme of working together to rebuild Britain from recession, he will contrast his commitment to help those who don't go to university with a Tory plan for an education system designed "for a narrower and narrower elite".