Sentence examples for updated education from inspiring English sources
Webb believed the updated education benefits might do for current veterans returning home from war what the original G.I. bill had done more than half a century ago when the Greatest Generation returned home after World War II.
One set of recommendations found in this category refers to the education that is offered: suggesting that it would be helpful to update education programs (Tien, 1978) and reassess programs that already exist (Redfering and Cook, 1980).
Contact with health professionals was also a way of periodically reinforcing or updating education.
UNICEF also plays an important part by implementing workshops to keep teachers updated, training mothers in early education and delivering support materials.
They demonstrate the need to introduce these massive open online courses into degree programmes in Education, updating higher education studies and providing valuable knowledge for understanding the educational potential (not just technological or financial) of this online training.
This week, district officials updated state education officials on their plans.
"I would have thought of Finland and Sweden – Scandinavian countries which have updated their education systems and taken account of the 21st century, and are not all sitting in rows and moving at the sound of a bell, which dates back to the 1870s".
Updated parent education materials that are consistent with modern family centered care practice were developed.
By expanding topics to standard and innovative techniques and materials, users of video sharing platforms will get access to reliable and updated patient education materials.
For details within conventional medical paradigms (e.g., which specific antibiotics are appropriate for first- and second-line management in a particular setting), physician update education has seemed effective [ 77].
Wilshaw's comments came in a letter updating the education secretary, Nicky Morgan, and the Department for Education on progress at schools in Birmingham and Tower Hamlets thought to be at risk of extremist influence.
