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B1 EDUCATION Examining the Exams New York's education commissioner agreed last week to stop editing literary passages on the state's high-school English exams after critics complained.

While several studies have investigated evolution education in secondary education, examining teaching methods in addition to the acceptance by instructors, none have examined post-secondary evolution instruction on a national level.

Or a Deputy Public Advocate for Education, examining the practices of the Department of Education and the Department of Youth and Community Development -- calling for more accountability, more transparency and responsiveness.

Furthermore, in order to establish evidence-based nutrition education, examining the effects of the ILIE program presented by registered dietitians in a medical clinic-based study is important.

In the first half of this article I explore the postwar debate over cancer education, examining why opponents of such programs objected so strongly to them.

We identified engineering educational websites constructed by credible organizations formally related to education, examined types of engineering education resources by grade level, and explored differences in the terminology to search engineering-related educational resources across seven languages; namely, Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), English, French, Greek, Korean, and Spanish.

Subsequently an expert panel of 10 specialists in health education, diabetes, and physical education examined the initial questionnaire.

Women aged 50 with low education examined between 1990 and 1993 had a 7.7%10-year10-yearof developing diabetes compared with a 5.4% risk in women with low education examined between 1994 and 1997.

The onset of faster change (change point) was modelled as a random effect and its association with education examined.

A new regional study on education examines the trend in disparities in education across Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.

The 10-year risk for 50-year-old women with high education examined in 1990 1993 was 4.3% compared with 3% among those examined 1994 1997.