'share education' is a phrase used in written English.
It is usually used to describe when people work together to learn or teach something. For example, "The teacher invited her students to share education on the topic of global warming."
It also added a feature which lets students audit classes and academic profiles, in which students could share education, experience, honors and awards, courses, groups, CV, etc.
Back in March, we reported how Amazon was poised to up its stakes in the educational publishing market with the launch of a free platform called Inspire for teachers and others to post and share education resources online.
Teachers and children share education initiatives Nure-e-Alam Siddique, head teacher of Nababgang Gov Primary School, is extremely proud of the hard work put in by his staff and students to prepare their display for the Dhaka fair.
LSE and journals such as Advances in Physiology Education, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education, and Journal of Microbiology and Biology Education have provided venues for sharing education research with fellow biologists.
Instead, the talk is of "shared education"—pooling resources so that pupils do projects together.
It cites as evidence 47% of people "identifying using shared education resources as a motivation towards mixing together".
In a recent interview (which you can watch in the video below), Lemesoff explained his objective: "The Weapon of Mass Instruction is meant to get people to recognize various aspects of life: sharing, education, and also to have a good time.
There is also much to learn from Northern Ireland's Sharing Education Programme, under which schools of different faiths are obliged to ensure that children from different backgrounds have the opportunity to mix.
Work on 10 shared education campuses to begin.
They focused on connections between mutual fund managers and corporate board members via shared education social networks.
They were compared on the total scores and four factors of the Jefferson Scale (shared education and team work, caring as opposed to curing, nurses, autonomy, physicians' dominance).
