Sentence examples for framework for education from inspiring English sources

To address the loss and disruption of education during disasters, UNICEF has developed a framework for Education in Emergencies.

For "lessons learned" which have been derived from research and experience in both developing and more developed nations in relation to HIV/AIDS prevention education, see Lessons Learned - Using the Quality Framework for Education.

These laboratories constitute an excellent framework for education in technological subjects.

"When it comes to concerted protest actions by students, which follow other more visible incidents linked for instance to wearing the veil, the secular framework for education must be firmly reminded and guaranteed," it said.

Is this a repeat of the administration's efforts last summer to blunt criticism by a coalition of civil rights groups who released a framework for education reform that was critical of administration policies?

In this paper we present NEMESIS, a scenario generation framework for education on system and network security, which is based on virtualization technologies and has been designed to be open, distributed, modular, scalable and flexible.

It will provide guidance on effective legal and policy frameworks for education, based on the principles of accountability, transparency and participatory governance.

This year, the world will agree on new frameworks – for education and for sustainable development more broadly – that will help set the tone and the focus for government policy and action from now until 2030.

Many of the problems in care standards could be addressed through the introduction of formalized regulatory frameworks for training, education and practice for nurses and midwives.

The concept of PCK was introduced in the new model of teacher education, which has resulted in the Thai qualifications framework for higher education in the education field.

The social and political valence of education provided the framework for linking education to social structures such as entrenched institutions, techniques and habits involving advertising and entertainment that supported the relevant cognitive models such as visual media: 'Modern man is conditioned by the cinema and a wealth of illustrations.