The phrase "understanding of education" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "One of the biggest benefits of attending college is gaining a deeper understanding of education."
The second recommendation is that international agency staff involved directly with IQS should have deeper understanding of education in Muslim communities and particularly to understand what is transacted in Quran schools, which is very different from their characterisation and perception in the documentation.
The annual award honors contributions to an educational leader's campus community, and outstanding efforts to promote public understanding of education and support campus advancement.
Beyond the conflicts, there are also deep questions about Betsy DeVos' substantive understanding of education policy.
Or must we choose?" If that really is a question we should be asking ourselves then our understanding of education has sunk to a very low level indeed.
However, experience from other countries suggests that we might do better to reflect on the totality of a child's experience, and that the best early years services are based on a child-centred understanding of education.
That is why, although Tory education policies are perceived by Labour voters with some understanding of education as being well to the right of Mrs Thatcher's, Labour's policies on schools are not seen as much better.
Given that different stakeholders have different understandings of education quality, the next section contributes to the debate on whether the current system is designed for improvement of learning experience, or as a means of effective government control.
Data from a case study of two Mandarin teachers' cultural knowledge and pedagogical practices are presented below to provide an on-the-ground picture of how their interpretations of CLT and its applications to their teaching were mediated by their understandings of education in the United States and Taiwan, which in turn strongly impacted the ways these teachers taught.
Alexandra Oprea (Ph.D. in Political Science '17) describes how her Bass Connections experience enhanced her understanding of civic education and education policy.
This phenomenon might be caused by high correlations between better perceived understanding of health education and instruction and health literacy especially in the adequate health literacy subgroup.
To examine our hypothesis that application of scientific evidence from the partisan legislative staff would be associated with value, experience, philosophical understanding, level of education of the lawmakers as well as their political leanings, we carried out a probit regression.
