There is significant and growing national interest in the introduction and integration of CAM instruction into allopathic medical education, in part supported by recent educational funding from the National Institutes of Health.
The Plan pledges a substantial increase in educational funding, promising to raise the proportion of national fiscal education expenditure, increasing it to 4% of total GDP by 2012 and to ensure the steady growth of this proportion in the future (Xu, Zhang, Wu, & Zhao, 2010).
Educational funding has remained a hotly debated issue.
Instead of creating a standoff, the state entered a consent decree and re-examined its educational funding and policies.
In England we have one of the most progressive and socially just systems of educational funding in the world.
The bill had been opposed not only by the soft drink and food industries but by the California Teachers Association, which feared the loss in educational funding.
But educational funding is in crisis at the level of individuals as well as institutions; any genuine solution must attempt to provide for both.
He introduced legislation related to tax reform, regulatory reform, and educational funding, and he emerged as a leading voice in efforts to end human trafficking.
Both organizations provided educational funding to the children of police officers and firefighters who had died in the line of duty.
Skipping past New York State's long record of shortchanging the educational needs of New York City schoolchildren, the state's intermediate appellate court issued a wrongheaded decision yesterday overturning a trial court ruling that declared New York's educational funding unconstitutional.
Without the educational funding of good science teachers who have worked in their field, we will continue to see a trickle-down effect in the lack of scientific knowledge.
