Sentence examples for necessary educational from inspiring English sources

In the year 2008 the research team developed the necessary educational material to carry out group education which we named "HEALTH WORKSHOPS" [ 17] addressed to the general public.

The determining factor in education reform is to declare the competence indicators of necessary educational behavior in primary and junior high school.

The congregation is requesting that the Board of Standards and Appeals allow the construction of 11 more floors of condos than the zoning laws allow, claiming in its B.S.A. filings that otherwise it is "incapable" of paying for needed modernization of its synagogue and "unable to maintain the necessary educational standards" of its school.

It comes in response to a civil rights complaint filed last fall with the Education Department which charged that the schools had illegally discriminated against the Somalis on the basis of their national origin by failing to provide necessary educational services.

In fact, explains Vallow, the buying team at John Lewis will often send new brands in her direction, knowing that her retail model has the power to introduce a new product to a huge market and do much of the necessary educational legwork which will ensure success.

Modules are complete units of knowledge and skills, and include all the necessary educational components.

Furthermore, staff turnover has increased in the last five years [ 25], making it difficult for a facility to maintain necessary PU educational programmes and to maintain a staff educational base related to up-to-date PU prevention.

Content standards--what children are expected to learn--are necessary for educational improvement because they are the starting point for education.

No one on any side of these issues advocates a lowering of standards or seems to think it should be necessary, if educational opportunities are spread widely enough.

Data that is critically necessary for educational innovation is restricted, poorly structured or not digitized at all; indeed, data access is a highly sensitive issue.

Randomized controlled trial evidence shows that interventions before age 5 can improve skills necessary for educational success; the effect of these interventions on socioeconomic inequalities is unknown.