Sentence examples for education library from inspiring English sources

On display are long-ago advances by Islamic thinkers in medicine, optics, mathematics, astronomy, higher education, library science, personal hygiene and even the rudiments of aviation.

Ms. Lopes is on the national board of directors of Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic in Princeton, N.J., an audiotape education library, and is chairwoman of its national advisory council.

There is also a separate physics library, an education library at the old college in town, and the Welsh national library happens to be a stone's throw away from the university too, which just happens to house what seems like every book ever published ever.

Eighty-five universtudentsdenrolledolled in a distance education library research course were randomly assigned to a situated learning condition or a control/traditional instruction group.

Whether your child is attending a half-day or full-day school, you can count on a structured program that includes time for early math, writing and reading skills and instruction in subjects like art, music, physical education, library and computers.

The majority (71.0%) of the respondents disagreed on the presence of adequate health information resources (books, workshops, trainings, peer education, library, and seminars) within and around their organization.

Its original priorities were global health, education, libraries, and the Pacific Northwest.

Its responsibilities cover higher education; libraries, archives and information services; and training that is done in the workplace.

Government at the county level is responsible for large-scale urban planning, highways and traffic, firefighting, refuse disposal, education, libraries, social services, and consumer protection.

Giving the second annual Reading Agency lecture at the Barbican in London last night, in front of leading figures from the Government, education, libraries and the literary world, Gaiman spoke of the importance of libraries – "we need them more than ever" – as well as the need for children to read fiction, describing it as "one of the most important things one can do".

This paper reports on research into issues surrounding the collection management of e-books in tertiary education libraries in the UK.