Physical education in schools is universally applicable, and important for fundamental movements' skills and as a basis for adult health behaviours [ 15].
Current recommendations and up-to-date resources regarding appropriate care for children with diabetes in the school are universally available to all school personnel (3, 23).
Having fought to get minimum nutritional standards for school food universally agreed, he is now watching those standards be eroded by the academy system which allows schools to opt out of everything, including health guidelines.
It's rare that a local school story universally piques the interest of The Washington Post, Perez Hilton, The O'Reilly Factor, Education Week, as well as virtually every news outlet in the state.
In contrast, French-speaking Quebecers who grew up in prior decades generally attended public schools attended almost universally by descendants of 18th-century French settlers.
But the dollars from the Walton Family Foundation don't only enable K.I.P.P.; they also contribute to the notion that private institutions — schools, hospitals, banks — universally perform better than public ones, an idea that feeds rhetoric and policies, but may ultimately make it more difficult for generations to climb out of poverty.
As an example, educational attainment is another variable frequently seen in regressions used by labor economists, either measured in years of schooling (Do we start counting at kindergarten, or pre-school?) or in universally defined levels of education described by the International Standard Classification of Education codes (ISCED; UNESCO 2011).
But it also puts the Democrats in a straitjacket when it comes to any future proposal for universal health care or universally good schools.
The dynamic between the school friends is universally recognisable, and yes there are knob gags, but they're funny because of the characters who are making them.
Moreover, China's perceived enemy, the Dalai Lama, leader of another Buddhist school but recognized universally as Tibetan Buddhism's foremost figure and the leader of a Tibetan government in exile, has joined in demanding the Karmapa's release, saying that it was wrong to prevent him from taking up his religious duties and the higher studies he has said he went to India to pursue.
