"education in which" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce or describe the type or style of education being discussed in the sentence. Example: "Many parents choose to homeschool their children using a curriculum-based education in which they have full control over their child's education and learning materials."
This war against education, in which educating girls is often times a motivating factor, gets very little attention or media coverage.
Coffield has published a book based on his research called Beyond Bulimic Learning: Improving teaching in Further Education in which he discusses his findings and makes suggestions for effective interventions.
In much of the country, there has been a 40-year drift towards mixed-sex education in which boys' schools have been replaced with co-educational schools far more readily than girls' schools have.
There was an impressive breadth of knowledge and a welcome dose of candor in President Obama's first big speech on education, in which he served up an informed analysis of the educational system from top to bottom.
Participants are recruited among students in schools with segregated settings for special education, in which students with a variety of complex psychiatric problems are educated (n = 50).
And there's abstinence education, in which teachers tell students not to have sex till marriage.
But he then embarked on his belated education in which he read more widely.
These include the integration of pictures, narratives, and entertainment-education, in which the health messages that make up the educational content are embedded.
His work was cited in the landmark 1954 Supreme Court decision, Brown v. Board of Education, in which racial segregation in public schools and the education policy of "separate but equal" were ruled unconstitutional.
This fact stresses the importance of health education in which parents and teachers play an important role.
In addition, Spanish and Mexican educational administration departments sent a massive email to all the teachers of Secondary Education, in which they explained the project and encouraged participation.
