The phrase "path of education" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the journey or course of learning and obtaining knowledge or skills. Example: "My parents always emphasized the importance of following a strong path of education, which is why I am now pursuing a master's degree in psychology."
After a prayer and the national anthem, came the education chant: "We young women and men of Uganda, are marching along the path of education... we are the pillars of tomorrow's Uganda, let's rise now to embrace true knowledge, yielding discipline, resourcefulness, uniting for a better Uganda".
The Czechs have taken the path of education through entertainment: last year "ID Card", a film that mapped the adolescence of four boys in the 1970s era of "normalisation", achieved stunning box-office success in both the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Her decision to enter Queens College as an adult mother of five was, she said, the most monumental one of her life, setting her on a path of education, inquiry and passionate engagement with the world of ideas, theater, art and music.
These two academic years are crucial for students because the marks they score determine their future path of education.
The city also promotes courses for youth and adults who have temporarily left the path of education, but want to continue their studies.
More so now than ever Muslims around the world must take a stand -- not defensive or offensive, but one to that leads to the path of education and awareness by becoming better acquainted with their Islamic values and heritage.
Alternative paths of education are the best way to reduce government expenditures and blunt union power.
Your success depends upon all of us creating new paths of education to keep these "seniors" at the cutting-edge of business, government, non-profit work and other sectors -- and in the process, pave the way for you to profoundly transform your century, since generational prosperity is interwoven and interdependent.
For him, and for all those who have followed in the path of liberal education in this country, education was exploration - and you would only make important discoveries if you were open to unexpected possibilities.
In other words, compared to that of the USA, the cumulative effect or path dependence of education in China is stronger.
Primary education has always been an ideological battlefield, because it's what happens in those formative years that determines not just the path of further education, but the course of a child's life.
