The study, sponsored by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, marked the beginning of a shift of driver education from public schools to private driving schools.
Table 2 shows a slight shift of parental education to the lower levels in rural regions compared to urban areas.
Finally, a national study of the characteristics of SFES, their institutional contexts, and their perceived impact could shed light on the extent to which SFES are a transient phenomenon or represent a larger jurisdictional shift of science education into university science departments.
If you really want to understand the subtly shifting place of education in the nation's psyche, you could start by watching Channel 4's 24 Hours in A&E.
But what's at the root of this interdependency, and how long can it last in the rapidly shifting space of education technology?
So while we're not likely to shift our secretary of education to secretary of state, let's at least understand why it is not such a preposterous idea.
By providing students greater agency in their education, the program could shift the model of education from one of apprenticeship to certification to entitlement to one of discovery to ownership to accountability.
This study evaluates the impact of an intervention that included provider training, supportive supervision, detailed performance standards, repeated assessments of service quality, and task shifting of group education to lay workers.
"The reason that team-based learning is attractive to so many medical educators is that it is a practical approach for shifting the focus of education from covering content to applying the content to solve real and meaningful problems".
And I think it's even what ultimately allowed me to make this change now, to overturn a belief so deeply-rooted that it couldn't even be shifted by years of education in the cold, hard facts about psychological disorders.
