Sentence examples for prescribed school from inspiring English sources
Only 58% of Grade 1 students are six years old, the prescribed school entry age.
Those who were working described the transition from prescribed school activities to prescribed summer activities as almost seamless.
Nonetheless, our findings support studies showing an inverse association between physical activity and anxiety/depression [ 42, 43, 45] because maternal and adolescent anxiety/depression were not associated in adolescents reporting self-initiated physical activity beyond that prescribed in school.
As recently as 2003 he voted against the repeal of Section 28, a piece of legislation that prescribed what schools could teach about homosexuality.
It, rather than a visit to the Australian War Memorial, should be prescribed for Australian school children.
In an ideal world, every child who has known allergies would have access to prescribed epinephrine during school hours.
Up until 1944, the memorisation and recitation of poetry was prescribed on the school curriculum, and children memorised certain 'staple poems'," says the team.
Most A.D.H.D. medications are prescribed for a school day and homework schedule that starts in the morning and ends before dinnertime.
But he did not say he would ban it, and did not suggest specific changes to the current policy that would ensure that parents knew when their children were prescribed contraceptives in school.
This has resulted in pressure on the undergraduate curriculum to expose students to an ever-growing body of factual information prescribed by medical school admissions requirements, sometimes at the expense of deep understanding of fundamental concepts.
Because the majority of life sciences students are contemplating careers in the health professions and therefore must complete premedical course prerequisites as part of their undergraduate education, the biology and life sciences majors at many institutions reflect a curriculum heavily prescribed by medical school admissions requirements.
