Sentence examples for total secondary school from inspiring English sources

Ctrl denotes a vector of control variables of financial inclusion, Y denotes income level (proxies by GDP per capita), RPOP denotes rural population (as a percent of total population), EDU denotes education level (proxied by total secondary school enrollment of both sexes), UEMP denotes total unemployment (percent of total labor force), and μit is an error term.

The total number of secondary school students in Tbilisi was 55,842; the total number of postsecondary students in Tbilisi universities and professional vocational-technical training schools was 73,652 (per the Ministry of Education and Science as of September 2010).

A total of 53 secondary school students in Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur participated in the study.

A total of 254 secondary school students from eight different classes participated in the study and they were randomly assigned to four conditions: (a) individual-control (IC), (b) individual-scaffold (IS), (c) collaborative-control (CC), and (d) collaborative-scaffold (CS).

A total of 120 secondary school students analyzed landscapes – a usual task when studying Geography – in one of twelve experimental conditions (process/performance instructions × control/rubric/script self-assessment tools × mastery/performance feedback) through three trials.

A total of 234 secondary school students were allocated to one of three activities involving learning about Spanish cognates: an adaptive difficulty adjustment game, an incremental difficulty adjustment game that was non-adaptive, and a written activity.

As of 2006, South Dakota has a total primary and secondary school enrollment of 136,872, with 120,278 of these students being educated in the public school system.

The total tuition at secondary school would sum to 4 years × 3 terms × MK 25,000 = MK 300,000 i.e. US$2189.788.

A total of 665 (30.3%) secondary school students reported being sexually active within the year prior to data collection.

A total of 1689 eligible secondary school students from eight eligible schools were recruited from November 2012 to October 2013.

Enrolment into higher education in Egypt depends solely on the total score of the secondary school graduation certificate.