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The three-day event, which concludes Thursday, is the culmination of A World in Motion, a teacher-administered and volunteer-assisted educational program intended to animate lessons about science, technology, engineering and math.
The three-day competition, which concludes Thursday, is the culmination of A World in Motion, a teacher-administered and volunteer-assisted educational program intended to animate lessons about science, technology, engineering and math, Mr. Stenquist writes.
They also confirmed that a portion of the proceeds from the alliance would go toward an anti-bullying educational program intended to promote kinder behavior in schools.
ECEB is a skills-based educational program intended to be taught over approximately 12 classroom hours.
The centers and other health organizations have been conducting educational programs intended to correct misconceptions among doctors and the public about antibiotic therapy.
Research on the effectiveness of various in-class educational programs intended to improve such skills among pre-primary has generally found then to be effective (Domitrovich et al. 2007; Özbey 2009; Özdemir-Topaloğlu 2013; Öztürk-Samur 2011)—in some cases, with a collateral benefit of reducing problem behaviors.
"I'm carrying a lot on my shoulders these days," said Lillian Mean, executive director for the implementation of what is officially known as Yonkers's Educational Improvement Plan, Part 2, a program intended to close a wide scholastic achievement gap between white and minority students.
UKIERI is a joint India-U.K. program intended to strengthen educational and research links between the two countries; see the article in this feature, "U.K.-India Initiative Aims to Renew Old Ties" for more about it.
Why would Northwestern University pay Dr. Roger C. Schank to create educational software programs intended to replace college and university teachers ("No Lectures or Teachers, Just Software" Aug. 10).
But he emphasized, too, that the new educational program "is not intended to cast a directive to voters about Hall of Fame-worthy candidates".
