Sentence examples for perception education from inspiring English sources

Risk perception education should emphasize safe sex with both male and female sex partners.

30 32 33 Therefore, risk perception education is urgently needed and of great value to promote RHT among this population.

Section 2 included questions related to perception of education and training in sexual and reproductive health, and respondents' assessment of their knowledge regarding contraceptive methods and services.

Table 2 shows the students' perception of education and training in sexual and reproductive health, as well as the respondents' assessment of their knowledge regarding contraceptive methods and services.

Thus, the low aspirations of children could be the result of their perception that education is not necessary to migrate, i.e., an underestimation of the return on investments in education induced by the exposure to an apparently "easy" exit.

Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, feels any cutbacks are short-sighted amid reoffending rates of around two-thirds. "The prisoners' perception of education, learning and skills is as a kind of oasis," she says.

Forest Heath District Council said its study discovered a perception weak education and low aspirations among pupils.

To be fair, politicians are not all to blame for the perception of education or the way the media portrays it.

The closest we came to significance was on the perception of education: Typos lowered it from about 3.5 to about 3.3.

There is a widespread perception that education systems in OECD countries have suffered severe budget cuts when the financial crisis hit in 2008.

And while poverty is the main reason children – especially girls – drop out of school, there is also a traditional perception that education is not important for girls.