It's the educational system that punishes our kids more harshly than white kids for the same offense; that gives us substandard buildings, learning materials, and teachers, then sends us to jail for minor offenses: the school to prison pipeline.
In these studies, ineffectiveness of nurse-midwives' work placement coupled with the lack of training opportunities, and the lack of learning resources, resulted in substandard care for pregnant women [ 22, 23].
Compliance problems included bilingual courses taught by teachers who lacked required language or subject-matter certification, classes with substandard content, and failure to make yearly assessments of how well students are learning English.
Independent arms-trafficking researchers and several AEY competitors said the Army, after learning that Mr. Diveroli had planned to buy from Albania, should have known it risked getting substandard goods.
While Australian medical students are likely to benefit from the electives that they undertake, the differences in program characteristics invite the question; does this disparity in results reflect substandard structure and support for Australian medical students undertaking electives in resource poor settings to the detriment of student wellbeing, learning, and professional growth?
We probably could live without learning any of this of course and it is hard to fathom why the league wants to force teams to put a substandard product on the field after just three weeks of the season.
For the next three years (or 20 if you know what's good for you), prepare to meet people exclusively while waiting in line for free food and to drink lots of beer only ever on the roof or balcony of a very substandard bar, and, of course to learn just how bad pasta sauce smells heated up in a common room microwave.
Operations Southeast Croatia and Ozren were early opportunities for the Germans to learn lessons about the challenges their poorly equipped and often substandard occupation troops faced fighting in the difficult terrain and weather conditions of Bosnia.
This chapter ends by presenting the recommendations, challenges, and lessons learned and has concluded that, for more effective strategies to combat substandard and counterfeit drugs in developing countries, it may be better to include measures specifically tailored to suit consumers in developing countries' context.
The report, titled "Just Learning," found that the inmate students generally received a substandard education, even though learning may have had a positive impact on their lives and reduced their chances of recidivism.
