Sentence examples for reduced educational from inspiring English sources

We are still talking about this despite decades of clucking about the crisis in American education and wave after wave of school reform.Whatever we've been doing in our schools, it hasn't reduced educational inequality between children from upper- and lower-income families.

This has prompted concerns of reduced educational quality, especially inadequate operating exposure.

Brain development, in adolescents or young adults, is hindered with long term marijuana use leading to reduced educational success, decreased life satisfaction and achievement.

If you turn the 1 in 4 Americans into real numbers, approximately 57 million American adults live with mental illness while 26 million live with an addiction-related problem at a cost of $200 billion a year nationally when you factor in the impact on the family, unemployment, medical care, incarceration, reduced educational attainment and even homelessness.

We hypothesized that maternally-reported behaviour suggestive of poor visual perceptual abilities would be associated with difficulties in learning and result in reduced educational attainment.

Uncorrected refractive error in children is associated with increased morbidity and reduced educational opportunities.

In 2008, ExxonMobil Subsidiaries Malaysia gave a philanthropic grant of RM85,260 (USD$24,221) to support UNICEF Malaysia's education program to reduce educational disparities among Orang Asli children.

The crisis should not be used as an argument for delaying these very important reforms, which will make school education more accessible, will reduce educational disparities and will assist the integration of children from the vulnerable groups.

We show that underground activities reduce educational attainments if informal employment opportunities mainly are available for low-educated workers.

Fulfilling global education goals There have been important achievements in increasing enrolment and reducing educational gaps among girls and boys under the Millennium Development Goals, but overall progress has been mixed.

Survival for many of these schools has often meant increasing enrollments and reducing educational quality.