Finally, profile and context are used to define search parameters, relevance of educational resources and also people with similar interests.
In the Netherlands when guest worker migrants abandoned their return plan to their country of origin and started to become aware of the relevance of educational credentials for achieving upward social mobility, they adjusted their ambitions for their children accordingly.
In Ecuador, little is known about the use of antibiotics and the relevance of educational efforts made.
The aim of this paper is to report on a study to better understand the current situation regarding AP roles in Wales, and associated issues such as the relevance of educational programmes, employment practices and support for APs in the workplace.
The Business Model Canvas has allowed to analyze the economical results of educational farms, the farm's relevance as a place of education, and the role of decision-makers, demonstrating how this diversification of activities in rural areas allows farms to increase income, promote generational change and, in particular, women's employment, and reduce the costs of public social services.
The concept of competence is acquiring relevance as core element of educational systems and consequently importance in the job market.
Some of the findings have relevance to international practice in large-scale surveys of educational achievement more generally.
The studies presented in this special issue suggest that the focus on family involvement is of great relevance, especially if one aims to understand patterns of educational success by children of immigrants against the odds of family disadvantage.
These findings have direct relevance for nutrition and health policies, especially for designing the contents of educational campaigns and training programs.
Historically, preschool is one of the few areas of educational practice or policy in which politicians and the public consider evidence to have much relevance.
