Sentence examples for educational reconstruction from inspiring English sources

So my question is: how is the Haiti education department coping and who are the visible leaders of the educational reconstruction, if any? @pbaques JON LEE ANDERSON: Pablo, excellent question and as you may have seen from a question I answered earlier, this is a subject close to my heart.

These efforts were soon absorbed into independent German educational reconstruction.

The research is based on the model of Educational Reconstruction.

The transfer of the ideas of the educational reconstruction model to a linguistic subject matter is one of our specific goals as linguists and researchers in education.

The RALS exercise was designed to evaluate needs in order to plan effectively for educational reconstruction in the post-war environment.

Football star and UNICEF Ambassador Ole Gunnar Solskjær visits schools in Angola LUANDA, Angola, 29 April 2008 – Superstar footballer and UNICEF Norway Goodwill Ambassador Ole Gunnar Solskjaer recently visited Angola to witness the educational reconstruction still required in a country devastated by a civil war that ended nearly six years ago.

Other relevant activities involve psychological support to children and parents, mine risk education, reconstruction of schools and educational supplies.

Change is vital if Iran is to come out of the dark ages - press freedom, right of assembly, women's rights, comprehensive corporate law, a review of the economy, national reconstruction, educational reforms, rent review, etc - with parliament having a supervisory role.

Just as blacks supported public education during Reconstruction, many blacks and other minorities now support school choice programs because they provide the greatest educational opportunities for their children in struggling communities.

Sir Robert Birley had been headmaster of Charterhouse, educational adviser on the reconstruction of postwar Germany (in particular, the rewriting of racist history books) and headmaster of Eton before coming to Johannesburg as visiting professor of education, where he extended his remit to Soweto.

First, this database offers information on historical reconstruction of educational attainment for the 20th century, and second, it provides harmonized projections until 2100 of the population by age and educational attainment (Lutz et al. 2014).