The phrase "highlighting education" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the importance of education and to call attention to improvements that need to be made in education systems. For example, "This year, our charity is highlighting education by investing in resources and programs that promote literacy in disadvantaged communities."
As a result, 37 parties have included children in their campaigns, particularly by highlighting education, health, nutrition, social welfare and protection.
UNICEF will push hard for a major focus on education at the Special Session - and we applaud this Conference for highlighting education's essential role.
Over the next few months, the SNP would set out "a range of ambitious plans" to transform Scotland, Ms Sturgeon added – highlighting education, health, welfare and the newly devolved powers on setting income tax rates as key areas.
Jennifer Maurer, Senior Policy Associate at RESULTS, a grassroots organization which fights global poverty, added to the discussion by highlighting education as the single most important intervention that can have a wide and long-lasting impact in people's lives.
In a 30-minute conference call with reporters, which was intended to highlight education issues that he will emphasize next week, Mr. Gore took several questions about what Republicans are portraying as a pattern of exaggeration about often incidental matters.
Mr Cameron highlighted education reform, the changes to university funding, transport modernisation, public sector pensions and banking regulation as examples of the coalition's achievements.
But the NEA chose Clinton, García said, because she was the candidate who the union felt would be best able to highlight education issues in the presidential race.
With five months until the city's mayoral primary, the candidates are making a point of highlighting their education credentials.
Senator Barack Obama fired a shot on Tuesday with a Spanish-language radio advertisement that is biographical, highlighting his education at Harvard Law School and his decision to work as a community organizer in Chicago after graduating.
Make a resume or a curriculum vitae, otherwise known as a C.V. Focus your resume toward the job you would like to have, highlighting your education and experience.
For instance, this graduate CV highlights education and training, including achievements and endorsements, while this CV demonstrates how to emphasise project work above less relevant work experience.
