Sentence examples for educational limitations from inspiring English sources

Fundamental to Muslim education though the circle schools, the maktabs, and the palace schools were, they embodied definite educational limitations.

Awareness of his own educational limitations and of the needs of the newly freed blacks would stay with him and influence him for the rest of his life.

Moreover, socioeconomical and educational limitations may be present in a non-intended pregnancy.

Exclusion criteria were as follows: patients who were unable to comply with the protocol requirements (psychological and/or cognitive disorders; failure to cooperate; educational limitations and problems in understanding written language; and failure to sign the informed consent document).

In his evaluation of the cognitive, and thereby educational values and limitations of images mentioned, Neurath distinguished between still images and cinematographic images (Neurath 1944b, Neurath 1925/1973, 214, Burke and Haggith 1999, Boon 2008, Burke et al. 2014, Cat and Alford forthcoming, Cat forthcoming).

By harnessing technology and involving students in work which includes critical examination of the educational supports and limitations students perceive in their lives, perhaps high schools can better serve this population so that future students when asked will say: high school is useful, engaging, and pushes me to become who I want be.

These obstacles were added to other difficulties such as the lack of resources, educational gaps and limitations in areas such as English or information technologies.

The items refer to "use of prescribed medicine", "above average use of or need for medical, mental, or educational services", "functional limitations in comparison to other children of same age", "use of or need of special therapies" and "treatment or counselling for emotional or developmental problems" [ 30].

28 Participants are excluded due to the following criteria: psychic or cognitive disorders that interfere with the established requisites of the protocol; non-collaborative attitude; educational or comprehensive limitations; and severe comorbidities with a 12-month likelihood of life-threatening complications.

These factors have led to both an increase in barriers to girls' education and limitations in the state's ability to respond to the educational needs of girls.

In recent years, Internet-based teaching and learning technologies have been widely available enabling e-Learning to become a major form of educational methodology addressing time-limitation and location-limitation between teacher and students [1].