Sentence examples for education hence from inspiring English sources
By contrast, future science teaching will be a general education, hence primarily conceptual.
The term was combined with enkyklios ("complete system," or "circle") to identify a large compendium of general education, hence "encyclopaedia".
David Palfreyman, bursar, New College Oxford The welcome new stress on vocational options from the government should mean fewer students in higher education, hence less cost.
Google Earth Outreach has been targeting non-profits and K-12 education, and are now increasingly working with higher education, hence the summit.
Health care students receive little input on dementia during their pre-registration education, hence there is a requirement to improve education to work with this client group.
"There's no clear guidance provided by the Department for Education, hence schools don't get early warnings about what needs to be done," says Bernard Reed, a trustee at the Gender Identity Research and Education Society GIRESS).
Non-academic hospitals have progressed less with implementing education and hence educational activities are still contemplated or in development.
ADL criteria may be superior to brief screening tests in screening for AD in people with low educational attainment [ 8] suggesting that education, and hence cognitive reserve, may be less closely associated with ADLs than with cognition.
Some female students need to take on large amounts of student debt to finance their education and hence start their careers with large amounts of negative wealth.
Compounding the anxiety, and helping to morph it into humiliation, is the false national narrative that the US is a meritocracy where anyone can advance with the right education, and hence failure is because of being dumb or lazy.
The fact that primary and secondary schooling is paid for in the United States largely by real estate taxes is the root cause of inequality in education, and hence opportunity.
