In Shenzhen, students without residency permit tend to have longer distances to school, possibly reflecting the more difficult access to education for the unregistered population [15].
The idea that poor education is related to crime is pretty intuitive: good teachers are less likely to want to serve in high-crime areas, poor education makes finding non-criminal employment more difficult, crime and poor education both cluster around low-income, high-poverty neighborhoods, etc.
"It's more difficult getting into teacher education than law or medicine," he said.
Some recent initiatives in the NHS in England may make Infection Control education more difficult, and these are reviewed.
Without access to electricity, daily chores are more difficult, and livelihood, health, education, and security are adversely affected.
Another difference that makes partnerships more difficult is "leadership in education is about exercising influence without formal authority all the time.
I'm concerned the reforms will make education more difficult for more students Peter Simpson, director of studies, Bryanston school, Dorset Three years of pupils still have to go through the current GCSE provision.
It makes education more difficult for many, retards economic progress, and slows development worldwide.
When the next batch of seniors are tested in December, they will be given a new, more difficult test that state education officials say will focus to a greater degree on higher-level thinking and problem-solving skills.
If pregnancy crises are exacerbated by all the socioeconomic conditions that make life more difficult for black women, better education alone -- even education about health -- cannot undo these stresses.
