Sentence The use of "education develop" as a phrase in written English is not correct or recommended.
A more grammatically correct phrase would be "educational development" or "developing education". For example, "The government is committed to investing in educational development in order to help more children receive a quality education."
Most people go to school to get an education, develop a career, and start – or maybe delay – their adult lives.
Studying or working abroad are excellent ways to enhance your education, develop new cultural perspectives, and refine your interpersonal skills.
Professional medical associations pursue public advocacy as well as promote medical education, develop clinical practice guidelines, fund research, and regulate professional conduct.
Study or work abroad is an excellent way to enhance your education, develop new cultural perspectives, and refine your interpersonal skills.
This paper reviews a range of accessibility tools and evaluates how successful they have been in helping teachers in higher education and further education develop accessible e-learning materials and activities for disabled learners.
During the fellowship, we would meet in the afternoon and present research on current issues and trends in higher education, develop our teaching portfolios, and listen to panelists of faculty members from several institutions across the Bay Area.
Ms. Cabral also suggested that financial education could be developed in different formats, like iTunes.
This framework has six key ingredients, which may exert overwhelming control on the way education develops and consequently any decision regarding the shaping of educational content.
Organization of education developed naturally in the course of time.
Higher education developed from the School of Medicine of Dakar (1918).
She also said, "My husband and I believe firmly that arts education develops innovative thinkers".
