Public pressure recently led to the resignation of blunder-prone Education Minister Yves Bolduc, after he condoned the strip-search of a young female high-school student.
It is when I spot Martin Tissot, out in the playground at going-home time, having a quiet chat with a boy whose top button is undone, that I realise my mistake is looking for the "big idea", as politicians are prone to doing in education – whether it be new buildings, new private investment or new mechanisms of parental choice.
In a multi variant study it was demonstrated that children of young mothers [ 25, 26] and who had only high school education were prone to be have children involved in household poisoning.
While Asia has the dubious distinction of being the world's most natural disaster-prone area, disaster nursing education and training are sparse in many Asian countries, especially China where this study took place.
Scientists have suggested a link that those with lower education qualifications are prone to faster aging.
Expectedly, children of mothers without formal education were more prone to diarrhoea than those whose mothers had some education (p=0.001).
Individuals with age >40 years, female sex, and less education were more prone to have NRT <20.
Moreover, education is less prone to bias of reverse causality (i.e. health affecting SES) than measures like income and occupation [ 35].
It is difficult to know if physicians with a stronger interest and knowledge in the topic or if physicians with a poor knowledge base seeking additional education were more prone to participate.
It would also be reasonable to assume that mothers with higher education are more prone to internalise and adopt new knowledge and behaviour for the benefit of themselves and their offspring.
Foster children are among the hardest to educate and are more prone to be placed in special-education classrooms.
