Sentence examples for education stations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mehta said the patrons would help with seating, maintain lines at the education stations, write on whiteboards and serve as hosts.

But the franchise law, advocates say, does have consumer protection regulations similar to the traditional cable regulations, like ensuring that companies provide public access and education stations, give refunds if service is interrupted and not discriminate against low-income areas.

The intervention included parent handouts, classroom activities, education stations, and teacher training.

T-tests were then performed to compare the overall performance of CPCP students and controls, as well as the sub-scores on the history taking, physical exam and patient education stations.

The equipment was borrowed from a local education station; commercials, many coming from New York, were still being called in during the second half.

Re "Fans of Ethnic Radio Enraged by Changes Planned at School Board Station" (news article, Aug. 27): As the proposed new operator of WNYE-FM, the New York City Board of Education's radio station, WNYC Radio is working with the board on our shared vision for a new music and arts education station.

In education new modern and effective standardized and modularized experimental training stations are needed for better understanding and increased students interest.

Besides education, the station's goals include improving community participation and giving villagers a voice in media.

In addition to other cultural offerings, Florida's universities, museums, and educational television stations provide broad programs in continuing and adult education.

His Memorial Foundation helps support music education, nonprofit radio stations, and other arts organizations.

Tech communities in Silicon Valley and in other hubs — like New York, Austin, Tex., and Boston, where Ms. Fleming lives — pride themselves on operating as raw meritocracies ready to embrace anyone with a good idea, regardless of education, age or station in life.