995 resultados para Hindman Settlement School (Hindman, Ky.)
Resumo:
Other Audit Reports - 28E Organizations
Resumo:
Other Audit Reports - Special Investigation
Resumo:
Community School District Audit Report
Resumo:
Monthly newsletter produced by Iowa Department of Education
Resumo:
Monthly newsletter produced by Iowa Department of Education
Resumo:
A status report identifying technical assistance, policies, and promising practices to facilitate high school improvement statewide.
Resumo:
State University Audit Report - Iowa School for the Deaf
Resumo:
Other Audit Reports - Reaudit Community School District
Resumo:
Database of papyrus school texts which may be identified as Christian on the basis of the presence of some internal indicator: Christian symbols, textual content originating from the Bible or of a clearly Christian origin proposed as a copying exercise, or Christian contents not part of the exercise itself, such as prayers or invocations.
Resumo:
Community School District Audit Report
Resumo:
This research analysis the long-term effects of nursery school attendance before the age of three in Spain. The effects are measured when the individuals are adolescents and attend secondary school. The article deals with the controversy over the long-term effects of nursery school attendance and its potential effect on reducing inequalities and social exclusion. The results estimate a significant long-term effect of nursery school attendance on improving educational performance, although the beneficial effects are lower among adolescents residing in the lower status households.
Resumo:
Report on Compliance with IPERS Requirements for Certain Members from the LuVerne Community School District
Resumo:
Monthly newsletter produced by Iowa Department of Education
Resumo:
Monthly newsletter produced by Iowa Department of Education
Resumo:
It has been found that the symbolic elites have a prominent role in the discursive reproduction of racism in society, because they control the public discourse through which many ethnic prejudices are spread and shared. This special position of the mass media requires that the professional education of journalists, also featuring such topics as ethnic studies, diversity and racism, is optimally adapted to the multicultural societies in Europe, North America and Australia. This paper reports about an extensive research project examining ethnic education of journalists in these white-dominated countries, by examining the websites of many journalism and communication departments. Consistent with the general finding that white symbolic elites primarily deny or ignore (their) racism in society, none of the academic programs, anywhere in the world, mentions special classes on racism in the mass media. Finally, a practical proposal is made for a course on ethnic reporting in multicultural societies.