Many return sooner or later and take their degrees, but their erratic approach to education has occasioned speculation & research at Harvard, where about 25% of undergraduates are dropouts.
Bright blue A growth manifesto Pride and prejudice An unwelcoming nation ReprintsAnthony Seldon, headmaster of Wellington College, founded in the mid-19th century to educate the sons of deceased army officers, ascribes the ill-feeling to frustrations about the erratic progress of state education reforms from Mr Blair's government onwards.
Lamaute-Brisson (2013) reveals that the evolution of government education expenditure was erratic between 2002 (1.65% of GDP) and 2005 and then it collapsed in 2006 (0.57% of GDP) until 2011 (0.59% of GDP), when it picked up.
The government says it will spend the $8bn £5bnn) it saves each year by scrapping the subsidy on improving health, education and the country's erratic electricity supply.
McCain attended whatever naval base school was available, often to the detriment of his education, as schools were sometimes substandard and their curricula often erratic.
Following these findings, recommendations are made for policy, practice and research: there is need for an explicit education policy targeting IDPs, considering their 'silenced hardship' and, disparities in terms of erratic patterns of access to education.
Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya, ruthless and erratic as he may be, achieved the continent's highest levels of progress in terms of education, health and wealth, according to last year's United Nations Human Development Report.
She considered her seventh-grade education in Trinidad, her absent husband, and in her last housecleaning jobs, years ago, the erratic paychecks that always fell short.
Despite or perhaps because of the lack of more established guidelines and education of "digital-diplomacy," the evolution proceeds at its own rapid and perhaps at times erratic pace.
No public education system in music existed at the time in Russia and private education, especially in composition, was erratic.
