Thus, the effect of policies targeting reduction of rural urban differences in development and health care provision, and improving literacy and empowerment of women and girls (including girl child education) could be gauged from the rate of malnutrition in children.
The purpose of this study was to pilot test two health education materials to gauge their appeal and to determine if they increase knowledge about CMV and motivate audiences to seek additional information on CMV and adopt CMV prevention behaviors.
He also gauged the education of the workforce and assessed the presence of top colleges in the area.
Additionally, the results of recent studies on final examinations point to the need to redesign assessments: Herzog (2013), for example, speaks about the "gauging of education," and criticizes trends in schools whereby teachers align their lessons too strongly with external tests, notably with respect to content, task dimensions, and the methodological structure of the lesson.
The service load of secondary educators pertaining to education of students having a categorical disability or LEP for the 2011 2012 school year was gauged by the SASS TQ datasets.
Outreach teams contact village leaders to gauge support for education.
One such study in physics education offers an approach to gauging the development of expertise in physics (Chi et al., 1981).
Compare profiles to gauge common characteristics, education, and experience.
Indeed, when it comes to gauging the value of education, considering only payback is seldom sound, especially for programs steeped in traditions of "knowledge for knowledge's sake".
The legislation would alter the federal government's role in education by requiring annual testing to gauge a school's progress, helping the most troubled schools improve and ultimately holding schools accountable for their failure.
