Not only do they affect students and their education, teacher retention policies impact the educational institutions and the educators who can work or are working within them.
For example, data on completed education are reported directly from the educational institutions to the government, and data on individuals' incomes are reported through annual tax returns.
For example, if the quality of educational preparation necessary to become a doctor or lawyer was in fact only available to the very rich, then arguably the educational institutions themselves are unjust, i.e. there is injustice at the institutional level.
Then the educational institutions.
His favorite projects are in the educational institutions.
It's about competing demands, the rising need to pay for basic human services in our communities versus the emotional pull from the educational institutions that helped shape us.
Several universities were also discovered to have structured deals with property developers who would build the educational institutions then rent them back to the university.
Indeed, some of the educational institutions drawing all those students today were expanded or moved into the city after 1967 to provide an economic base.
All members of our heterogeneous society must have confidence in the openness and integrity of the educational institutions that provide this training.
They were not simply personalist dictators; Rocafuerte in particular had a coherent ideology of government and did much to improve the educational institutions of the main cities.
"We saw by the end of 2001 and early 2002 that two-thirds of the educational institutions in Westchester were in noncompliance with the law," said James J. Hogan, the county's environmental management director.
