Sentence examples for education implemented from inspiring English sources

This study focused on open online character education implemented in e-HO, a holistic learning environment embedded with a character exemplar video-on-demand (VOD) system.

The introduction of citizenship to the national curriculum for 11 to 16-year-olds in September 2002 ranks among the boldest changes to secondary education implemented by the present government.

From 2000 to 2008, as Cornell's longest-serving provost, she oversaw development of a new life sciences building, elevated the stature of humanities research and education, implemented a major financial aid initiative that replaced need-based loans with grants, and developed the university's priorities for a major capital campaign.

Cuts to postsecondary education implemented by the federal government are clearly undermining access to postsecondary education for those most in need of the skills and opportunities it offers.

Some similar successes and challenges have been documented during the direct funding of schools to facilitate provision of free primary education, implemented nationwide in Kenya and other African countries (Ayako 2006; Nyamute 2006).

UTK is an NGO that promotes science and technology education, implementing STEM laboratories and other programs in schools across the country.

His platform included proposals for education, implementing of a high protective tariff, and developing the state's resources.

Bryant has also focused on education, implementing an initiative that improved literacy among elementary school students and establishing public-private partnerships for early childhood education.

Strengthening access to quality education, implementing early learning and school readiness, improving life skills education, strengthening school gender clubs, and engaging communities to support girls' education.

'They need the opportunity' UNICEF is working with the government to improve the quality of education, implement new teaching methods and promote initiatives to get disadvantaged children into school.

One could hypothesise that there has been a growth in social inequality over time, as persons with higher education implement smoke-free homes more frequently than those with low education.