Sentence examples for educational position from inspiring English sources

We calculated the RII overall (using individuals' educational position relative to the whole population as indicator of education) and separately across age, sex, and race/ethnicity strata (using individuals' educational position relative to the population within their strata as indicator of education).

Results from the analysis with T4-hard-to-recruit participants as reference category show that T4-non-responders significantly more often have a low educated mother, low family income, low SEP, low IQ and lower educational position compared to T4-hard-to-recruit responders.

But you don't know two important facts: when playing the game, you don't know what social and educational position you'll occupy on Parallel Earth.

I would also hope that someone like Cory, whose educational position is not really — to me — in tune with what the city needs, would really rethink his position on vouchers, and do all he can to support the improvement of the school system.

How does one who's never attended a public school, never sent her kids to a public school, never taught, never served on a School Board or a PTA, nor shown any pedagogical understanding (as evidenced by her recent hearings) get elevated to the highest educational position in the land?

The same can be concluded for educational position.

Add to this the recent appointments of non-educators to senior educational positions, and the proposal of bills that have been promoted as "anti-teacher" in several states, and it doesn't paint a very supportive, respectful environment.

Her early employment included curatorial and educational positions at the Yale University Art Gallery, the Lyman Allen Museum in New London, Conn., and the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art in Providence.

Purely educational positions are exempt from this requirement, but to qualify, an internship has to exist for the exclusive benefit of the intern.

The Fair Labor Standards Act requires that employers pay everyone, but exemptions exist for purely educational positions that are exclusively for the benefit of the intern (few internships, of course, would seem to meet that standard).

These mechanisms contribute to the allocation of people into various educational positions and thus to the creation of socio-economic health differences in adulthood.