Sentence examples for translating education from inspiring English sources

► "[A] prominent academic has formed a California-based think tank with the goal" of translating education research into meaningful policy that will improve the U.S. education system, Jeffrey Mervis wrote at ScienceInsider last Friday.

I translated: "Education Is a Right for All".

It is hoped the New South Wales government's new FGM awareness campaign, which uses translated education resources to target at risk communities, will go some way in combating this.

For example, her two novels are bildungsromane (novels of education); she translated educational works such as Christian Gotthilf Salzmann's Elements of Morality; she wrote a children's book, Original Stories from Real Life (1788); and her Vindication of the Rights of Woman is largely an argument for the value of female education.

But with a very high local unemployment rate and few opportunities available, neither one has been able to translate their education and training into a full-time job.

The implications of this scenario modelling can translate to education and training and professional growth for DCPs.

Activities will include: train Ministry officials in education in emergencies; train 76 school principals from the child-friendly schools project in the psychosocial aspects of emergency education care and recovery, and fund follow-up workshops for 600 teachers; prepare emergency preparedness materials; and translate emergency education resources into Tetun.

Greater access to clean water can also translate into education improvements for girls, by reducing the time they take to collect water for the family and giving them more time for school.

With the triad of "Erziehung, Bildung und Betreuung" that is well-known in German-speaking countries and is best translated as "education and care (educare)", a holistically oriented mandate for the promotion of the child is pursued.

He listed the challenges the region faces as: an unclear definition of MIL (depending on how the concept is translated), an education system that relies on knowledge injection, a system that discourages creativity, and, a lack of critical thinking.

Medical students and psychiatric residents are often trained in psychiatry only in stand-alone mental hospitals, making it difficult to translate their education into primary care settings.