Sentence examples for knowledge program from inspiring English sources

The study found that for each of the three years, students in the Core Knowledge program had greater one-year gains on a brief reading test than their peers in the comparison schools.

A few years ago, NAMSS extended its support to OSU's Native American graduate students by creating the Pacific Traditional Ecological Knowledge Program.

In 2002, UH- Manoa created the Kumu Ola: Source of Knowledge Program in the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology.

She became the Atlanta spokesperson for A.G. Edwards' (now Wells Fargo Advisors) national "Nestegg for Knowledge" program in 2007 and helped develop a financial literacy program for first and second graders with The Children's Museum of Atlanta.

These issues have been discussed in initiatives like the Big Data to Knowledge program (BD2K) (http://commonfund.nih.gov/bd2k/).nih.gov/bd2k/

EU-FP6-2005 IST-1583 DAISY to (HK); EU-FP7-2007 ICT-216593 SECO to (HK); ANR-05-NEUR-088 to (HK), National Institutes of Health (R01-MH-60974) to (D.v.E) and in part by Defense Threat Reduction Agency HDTRA 201473-35045 to (Z.T, MMER) and by the Hungarian Bioinformatics MTKD-CT-2006-042794, Marie Curie Host Fellowships for Transfer of Knowledge program to (Z.T).

And without such knowledge programs will continue to flounder.

If we accept new information uncritically, then we run the risk of getting bad knowledge programmed into us.

Based on this knowledge programs can be developed to prevent and eliminate problematic behavior.

Assessing the level of dementia knowledge among health professionals is important to: assess the level of knowledge prior to the implementation of dementia knowledge programs as a baseline; identify the gaps in knowledge to be included in a program; and then to assess the effectiveness of a dementia knowledge education program [ 2, 6, 7, 12, 22].

The knowledge programs aim to enhance students' knowledge on biological and psychological aspects of substance use in order to accomplish a more negative attitude towards substance use, which will deter actual use.