For those who wish to have access, there is an admission cost: they must invest in the education prerequisite to enable them to understand the language used.
"The name we can properly give to education without prerequisites, perplexity, and exposition is entertainment," Postman wrote.
Training and education are prerequisites to enable the personnel involved at the various stages, from field to laboratory personnel, to detect zoonoses, both new and old.
3 The rights of women and children are interdependent and universal access to both healthcare and education are prerequisites for ensuring further falls in child mortality and morbidity.
The cycle of re-victimization can only end when sustainable reintegration of the survivors is ensured, with education and employment prerequisites.
This professional organization requires an examination and education and practice prerequisites before allowing child therapists to be certified.
Health behaviour is strongly related to educational level (22, 27– 29); therefore, similar participation rates, regardless of education, are a prerequisite if the VIP is to contribute to improved public health.
But, as education became the prerequisite for advancement in service and as Western ways of life spread among the upper classes, the focus of education gradually broadened.
Many of the safeguards that have been put in place to bypass popular politics – above all, the authority that now resides in central banks – have had the effect of empowering a new class of experts, for whom education is a prerequisite of entry into the elite.
For individuals, education is the prerequisite for opportunity and success.
