Depending on her parents' decisions, perhaps she will be able to thank them for a public-school education, valuing her early exposure to an economically and ethnically diverse peer group.
With a view to promoting development in African countries, WHO and other international non-governmental organizations stimulate and take technical cooperation initiatives in health and education, valuing human resource education and training [ 1, 4].
Brilliant theoretician; esteemed colleague; mentor and friend to a generation of students; generous supporter of Jewish campus education; valued member of Congregation Ahavath Torah, Englewood, NJ.
In the intervening 150 years, character education has taken on various guises: moral education, virtues education, values education, non-cognitive skills, spiritual, moral, cultural and social education, to name a few.
Instead of education, values and understanding, the young are being sold an aspirational "lifestyle" they can't afford, which many of them don't want.
Mr. Valenti was born in Houston, the grandchild of Sicilian immigrants, and his parents taught him loyalty, love of the United States and the importance of education, values he never surrendered or compromised.
Last-mile training provider models fall into three categories, each of which represents an advance over the traditional higher education value proposition.
The memo emphasized the importance of education, values, and movement-building.
In higher education, value is associated with a variety of intangible factors, as well as previously mentioned success outcomes.
O'Keeffe said that to ensure teachers can capitalize on the education value of education software, developers should have an advisory board of teachers who know the subject matter consulting formally on the project.
"Education values spread quickly.
