Sentence examples for medium of educational from inspiring English sources

Fulbright scholarship, educational grant under an international exchange scholarship program created to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries through the medium of educational and cultural exchange.

A United Nations essay contest -- 'Many Languages, One World' -- undertaken in partnership with ELS Education Services, invited students to write about the newly adopted Sustainable Development Goals in an official United Nations language that is not their mother tongue or medium of educational instruction.

But these contemporary, multi-sensory feats of technology have caused observers to overlook another medium of remembrance, educational and a historically innovative achievement in its own right.

Murrow joined C.B.S. in 1935, as director of its talks-and-special-events department, which involved supervising educational programs dealing with political and scientific subjects and addressing various groups on the potentialities of radio as a medium of education.

But in few places is the power of global climate change celebrated as it is in Wisconsin, where the Ice Age National Scenic Trail was established by Congress in 1980 to tell the story of the recent icy past via the educational medium of a hiking trail.

This experiental orientation of Burke's mind was turned from attitude into articulate thought through the educational medium of the Irish Enlightenment.

There were three categories of educational level: low, medium, and high.

2. Employees whose work requires skills of a medium long educational level.

In the analyses the variable was entered as a categorical variable: low educational level = less than 7 years of education, medium educational level = 7 9 years of education and high educational level = up to 12 years or university/college.

About 77% (n = 103) of women had medium educational level and a similar proportion had low and high education: 11% (n = 15) and 12% (n = 16), respectively.

Participating mothers were predominantly Greek, had a mean (± SD) age of 29.9 ± 5.0 years, about half of them had medium educational level (51%) and were multiparous (57%) (Table 1).