The persistent education-cancer differences in the United States (and many other countries) remain a cause for concern.
A review on 10 European countries showed significant persistent education-related differences in height for both men and women: the range of differences for higher educated men was 1.6 3.0 cm, and women was 1.2 2.2 cm [14].
It is obvious that persistent health education is crucial to ensure effective use of the services offered, especially to those at risk.
Her research focuses on the rigorous evaluation of a range of educational interventions aimed at solving our nation's most persistent problems in education.
Tim Oates, director of assessment and development, emphasised that the findings were very important as "underlying school-level volatility may be an enduring and persistent feature of education".
And in many developing countries, persistent crime, lousy education and a lack of opportunities for energetic people to prosper without graft and political connections.
Persistent neglect of education could no longer be explained by sheer backwardness and lack of funds: the Russian Empire of 1900 could have afforded a modern school system, albeit rudimentary, if its rulers had considered it a top priority.
Re "Schiavo Case Highlights an Alliance Between Catholics and Evangelicals" (news article, March 24): This alliance would be best served if it focused more of its energy and resources on true "life" issues -- inadequate health care, faltering education, persistent crime and poverty.
The exam board's group director of assessment and development, Tim Oates, said: "Underlying school-level volatility may be an enduring and persistent feature of education".
Google is tackling the persistent need in education for better software with Classroom, a new tool launching in beta preview to help teachers make, collect and track student assignments, and to help them better communicate with their classes.
