Most churches attended to education, especially the provision of superior schools, while the state struggled to provide a primary system.
If Finnish teacher educators thought that teacher quality correlates with academic ability, they would have admitted my niece and many of her peers with superior school performance.
"I thought it would be a superior school play but it was absolutely spine-chilling," said Eagar of the first night.
Recent studies demonstrate the growing advantages of those born to wealth: the impact of superior schooling, connections and job opportunities on their career trajectory.
Iranian students said they chose to come to the United States because of its superior schools and generous research financing.
She settled in Virginia, where he was, but moved here around the time their son was born -- partly because of Washington's superior schools, she said.
They insisted that the new entity would be devoted to creating superior public schools of any model, charter or otherwise, although documentation they provided mostly touted the benefits of charters.
Constructed through a socio-technical process, the model was designed for and adopted by the Instituto Superior Técnico, the engineering school of the Technical University of Lisbon.
The elementary primary school was increased to five or six years, and the superior primary was to become the secondary school of the 20th century.
Heymans et al. [ 44] found that standard care plus a low-intensity back school of eight hours was superior to standard care alone, while standard care plus a high-intensity graded-activity-like back school tended to be inferior.
"If the Butte-Chaumonts was an informal school of jihad, prison was the superior diploma".
