Sentence examples for interview the education from inspiring English sources

(Female HCW, hospital interview) The education system didn't look at it to be something big to be brought into the curriculum … our health system has mostly concentrated on physical illness leaving aside other issues like psychological or social.

Bowser is scheduled to announce her citywide spending plan for fiscal 2020 in the coming weeks, and said in an interview that the education budget is expected to exceed the current $1.73 billion allocation for traditional public and charter schools.

Schoolchildren interviewed by the education researcher Diane Reay noted how such forms of snobbery are passed down, from teacher trainer to teacher, from teacher to pupil.

Note to editors: Top UNICEF staff from Headquarters and Liberia are available for one-on-one telephone interviews about the education component of Liberia's reconstruction.

The aim of the translation was to reach the broadest possible Portuguese language-speaking community, and not just the national Portuguese audience, since according to the interview, education in emergencies in the context of humanitarian response is more relevant to African countries because Portugal had not at the time experienced any recent significant disasters.

He interviews the young education minister Kofi Baako, who brims with good nature and enthusiasm and assures Mr. Kapuscinski in his belief that "an opposition is necessary".

Over the course of my work interviewing founders in the education space, I've noticed that many entrepreneurs build businesses when they run into a personal problem and work on finding a solution.

A final element arising from the interviews touches on the education of researchers in the field.

"And I think we're going to see an increased reliance and many more parents engaging in that opt-out movement".... "So, are you saying, Karen Magee, that you would urge parents to opt out of testing?" WCNY's Capitol Pressroom host Susan Arbetter asked in a follow up question during the lengthy interview on education initiatives in the state budget.

President F.W. de Klerk, who I had interviewed when he was the education minister, also shocked everyone when he lifted a 30-year ban on Mandela's African National Congress.

Formal permission for conducting the interviews was obtained from the education committee of the medical school where the study was undertaken.