Sentence examples for revised education from inspiring English sources

According to the revised Education Act, kindergartens in Korea started to operate full-day programs for the first time from March 1995, taking into account the characteristics of 16 metropolitan cities and provinces and individual kindergarten's circumstances and educational needs.

Moreover, conservative Christians have constituted the majority of the supporters of the Dover policy, the revised education standards in Kansas, and other courses and policies that promote ID (Forrest and Gross 2004; Humes 2007).

At the same time, we're going to continue to try to implement our policies and our, our revised education and training so that we can get to people and help people and their families make the wiser decision - and know they have resources available.

The new law suggests how much the landscape has changed on revising education, and on tenure, long among the most contentious issues for teachers' unions and legislators.

A discussion that started out weighing the merits of a revised federal education law quickly turned into a back and forth about congressional process, with most parties agreeing on the substance, broadly speaking, of how No Child Left Behind must change.

Occupation authorities, convinced that democracy and equality were best inculcated through education, revised the Japanese educational system.

Future applications of the survey instrument would benefit from revising the education questions in line with internationally recommended methods for collecting and tabulating data on levels, grades and fields of education, with special attention to equivalences for persons who received their education abroad [ 19, 20].

As part of this policy, it is expected that the existing pre-school education programme and teacher training programmes will be revised, new parent education programmes will be developed and monitoring system will be put in place.

"We have struggled to tighten up requirements and standards, and spent years revising general education.

While acknowledging "some merit" to Wednesday's suggestion, Mr. Hickok said that he did not support revising the education law.

Those on the Constitutional Revision Commission say that whatever the outcome of the vote on Amendment 4, they will revise the education section of the Constitution in the next year anyway.