A quasi-experimental design was used to examine effects of the peer education program (TAP) on adolescents' HIV/AIDS knowledge.
While serving nine months in a South Carolina prison on forgery charges, Michelle N. Owens capitalized on the explosion in online higher education to tap into a new — and highly lucrative — way to profit from fake documents.
Today, with the combination of sheer hard work and favourable government policies such as free health and education, some TAP children have made it to some of the top universities and work in the government and private sector.
The segregated nature of education also taps into the deep-rooted grievances that fuel the conflict.
Therefore, there is a need for a modified balanced scorecard to be used in teacher education agenda tapping how teacher competences and, in turn, teacher performances can be improved through inductions.
This clearly shows the critical importance of education for tapping into girls' potential and their contribution towards peace, prosperity and economic empowerment.
Glendale Community College, which spent $150,000 on lobbying efforts this past fiscal year, has focused on keeping the state from gutting spending on secondary education and tapping federal dollars for help with projects, such as a parking structure at the Garfield campus.
It is also an education -- about tap, and, as Glover writes, about how to be: "Whatever you do, dancing or whatever, you got to hit.
Their efforts are mainly courses added to continuing education programs, and tap the expertise of outside partners.
For education she can tap earnings with no ceiling and avoid that 10% penalty.
