Sentence examples for have started educational from inspiring English sources

Nancy Garvin, Robby's mother, is one of many relatives of victims who, in the absence of a national registry, have started educational and pressure groups to fight bad prescribing and abuse of the drug.

That means that London's middle class families, always on the lookout for educational opportunities, have started beating a path to LAE's door.

The major spheres or dimensions, in addition to the political (from which we have started our analysis), are social, educational, economic, health-related, family-related, affective and spiritual -- and in fact any sphere involving a social system of more than one person where some or all of the members of the system function in the sense stated above.

Based on the embodied view of human cognition, educational researchers have started to develop interventions aimed at making learning contents easier to grasp by directly appealing to multisensory processing (for an overview, see de Koning & Tabbers, 2011).

Students at a number of educational institutions have started using Piazza, including students at Stanford, Georgia Tech, Berkeley, MIT, Cornell, Harvard, Columbia, the University of Illinois, the University of Michigan, Purdue, Virginia Tech, the University of Waterloo, the University of British Columbia, Princeton, the University of Texas, and the University of Central Florida.

Based on the success of My School DC, DCPS and the charter sector have started to plan the District's educational future more thoughtfully.

Black schoolchildren have started to close the gap in educational performance on their white classmates by doing better than ever in tests for 14-year-olds and GCSE exams.

Recently, several educational research studies have started to assess the quality of VET programs, drawing attention to the construct of professional competences (Seeber 2014; Winther and Prenzel 2014).

Although there is no accepted indicator for teaching, this institution is well known for its excellent teaching, and is the first educational hospital to have started residency training system in Japan; all authors agree that this hospital provides an excellent education.

To stretch their limited resources, a handful of colleges have started working together to adapt technologies to their common educational purposes.

More recently, some Latin American countries have started participating, although shyly, in international tests for measuring educational results.