Sentence examples for fundamental schooling from inspiring English sources

*In Brazil, fundamental schooling means 8 years in school.

The sampling plan was based on a record of public schools, classes and mean number of pupils per class provided by the São Gonçalo municipal education department for 2005 (universe of 6,589 first-year pupils of fundamental schooling).

Thus, the likelihood of ADHD in a child whose mother failed to complete fundamental schooling is 2.6 times more than in a child whose mother completed fundamental or higher education.

She called the material "completely inappropriate," "against fundamental school values" and said it "smacks in the face of everything we do".

It began with a reference to Plato's academy "in a shady olive grove in ancient Athens" to make the argument that the fundamental school model has changed little over time.

Key characteristics of beginning student teachers found were: weak qualifying grades in two fundamental school subjects, mathematics and English, a waiting period of 2 5 years prior to entering teachers' college, and apparently sharp differentials in trainees' socio-economic background as compared to typical Ghanaian communities.

There are two fundamental schools of thought on foreign policy, the optimistic and the pessimistic.

A cross-sectional, population-based study was conducted on a sample of 1389 boys and girls aged 12 years, enrolled at public and private fundamental schools at the Administrative Region (RA) of Brasília, Brazil.

The total of 83 fundamental schools at the administrative region of Brasília, being 43 public and 40 private, were initially contacted on the interest to participate in the study.

A cross-sectional, population-based study was conducted on a sample of 1,389 boys and girls aged 12 years, enrolled in public and private fundamental schools at the Administrative Region (RA) of Brasília, Brazil, from October 2011 to September 2012.

Roughly 75 pieces straddle fundamental artistic schools of the 1950s and 1960s, from Pop Art to Abstract Expressionism, challenging to a degree the traditional postwar art history narrative.