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Education
* All education is essentially religious because it aims at the transformation of human beings
  - process of discerning truth from un-truth
* Begins Before Birth.
* Lists the schools attended, degrees attained, and area of study.
* More education has a strong relational impact on wages, benefits and job retention
  - tends to reflect greater socioeconomic success for individuals and for the state
* Most education teaches children.
* Provides school-aged children with safe places to learn and grow.
* Some education contributes to health
  - whole body health
* abroad special form of distance learning.
* accounts for the highest proportion of social services spending in the country.
* affects both community involvement and personal health
  - literacy, understanding of personal health and susceptibility to financial abuse
* aim to develop full personality and respect human rights , tolerance and peace.
* aims at the person who makes the value of the individual important.
* also affects brain development
  - voter turnout
  - concerns the building of character
  - contributes to the post-crisis rebuilding and recovery of a society
  - embodies a world view and values
* also has a bearing on social peace and tranquility
  - an important connection with the development of reason
  - to do with the social circumstances in which drugs are used
  - improves the quality of life, both for the individual and the society
  - influences nutritional behavior
  - leads to postponing childbirth, and having fewer and healthier children
* also means being aware that there problem
  - teaching to the ways of thinking
* also plays a role in enhancing health and quality of life
  - the number of seniors owning computers
  - vital role in healing children traumatized by armed conflict
  - an important role in the conservation of the lemur
* appears to help women gain some control over their work schedules.
* basic tool for self- defence in modern society
  - self-defence in modern society
* begins at an early age.
* begins at birth and continues throughout all of life
  - home when parents and children do simple things together
  - before a child is born
  - early for T-cells, while the fetus is still developing, and is complete by puberty
* begins in the mother's womb and is as unending as the life of the individual
  - womb and ends in the womb
  - when the learner works to gain knowledge for oneself
* breaker of forms and habits.
* builds the capacity that enables a free society to exist.
* can be a great force in reducing inequality through greater social mobility
  - route out of poverty in any society
  - an impetus for social change
  - the single greatest common denominator for all minorities
  - cause people to feel disempowered if they feel helpless in a learning situation
  - come in many forms
* can help improve people's understanding, and impact how they treat our resources
  - make sure that communities don t stagnate as technology advances
  - organize responses to children in crisis and bring normalcy to disrupted lives
  - influence change to achieve progress
* can play a key role in creating a better world
  - protecting consumers from such illnesses
  - teach children what is right and what is wrong
  - work to maximize the earnings potential of all people
* career for optimists.
* central aspect of family and community life
  - component to helping younger generations maintain the traditional ways
  - tool in eliminating gender discrimination
* change in knowledge.
* changes a person s outlook on life
  - people and changes lives
* collaborative effort between the community, parent, student, and school
  - process involving the student, the home, the community and the school
* combination of public and private institutions.
* combined with experience also affects wage rates.
* comes from the Latin word educare, which means to draw forth from within.
* comes in many forms
  - the form of services that focus on healthier living
* consists of both state and private institutions
* continual learning process
  - process of personal development
* continues throughout a person's lifetime.
* continuos life-long process that stimulates learning and individual growth.
* continuous process that stimulates personal and professional growth
  - throughout one's life
* continuum that has an end which no one ever reaches.
* contributes to economic development
  - the quality and viability of our families and communities
* conversation among powerful people about powerful ideas
  - in which students are partners with faculty
* cooperative, collaborative activity where process is as important as product.
* counts in the United States.
* covers topics.
* critical component in the development of race pride
  - element for any country's adoption of technology
  - factor in how productive immigrants become as taxpaying adults
  - institution in effecting change in our society
  - part of the infrastructure for the knowledge economy
  - variable accounting in important ways for adult socioeconomic status
  - vehicle by which individuals can escape the trap of poverty
* current topic on several levels of government.
* deals with the whole person by developing strengths, talents, and individual differences.
* debt due from the present to future generations
  - that each generation owes the next
* decreases fear.
* deliberate attempt to change people.
* demographic variable which positively correlated with likelihood to donate organs.
* determines both individual and community wealth.
* determines the character of human beings
  - quality of an individual's life
* dialog between student and teacher.
* dialogical process within a learning community.
* does little to mitigate the differences in levels of knowledge between women and men.
* drives economic growth.
* dynamic process requiring dynamic thinking, action and innovation.
* enhances all forms of communication.
* exists within a living environment.
* factor in lower fertility rates and increased capacity for self-employment.
* form of human capital.
* forms the basis of every democratic society.
* foundation for individual freedom, responsibility, justice, and democracy.
* fulfiller that turns a dream to reality.
* fundamental means to help individuals reach their full potential.
* gives individuals a sense of accomplishments, fosters hope, and breaks down stereotypes
  - people the chance to support themselves and their families
* goal directed lifelong process that promotes growth.
* good indicator of social well being in a region.
* gradual process of learning one step at a time.
* greatly affects young people's chances of being unemployed.
* growth industry.
* happens when ideas are shared and when they transform into other ideas.
* has a big influence on how much people earn
  - clear direct impact on the economic development of a country
  - great impact on an individual's earning potential
  - long history in Judaism
  - number of roles related to the economy
  - particular role to play in building a more united and peaceful world
  - an essential role in creating a society free of substance abuse
* has an important role in alerting people to the danger of noise
  - building a knowledgeable membership and workplace leadership
  - no significant effect on productivity in crop and livestock production
  - special benefits for girls, both when they are young and in their adult lives
  - to do with minds
  - two primary functions literacy and enculturation
* helps create more stable and democratic societies
  - individuals discover their identities
* helps people learn about how to better take care of their health
  - move more smoothly through the aging process
* helps people to change at different points in their business and personal lives
  - see the world differently
  - skills
  - to fight ignorance by opening the eyes of the individual to the surrounding world
* holds a central position in the creation, development, and nurturing of a society.
* human activity.
* human right and an essential tool for achieving equality, development, and peace
  - with immense power to transform
* hybrid, drawing on a range of disciplines such as psychology and sociology.
* implies a focus on the whole person as opposed to a narrow range of skills or abilities.
* improves skills
* includes a variety of forms of participation and expression
  - homework
  - instruction
  - prep
  - the total living environment
* increases earning potential and can increase social mobility
  - effectiveness
  - state and national wealth
  - the ability to see relationships among ideas and experiences
* influences the religious values of our people.
* involves a partnership among educators, parents, students and the community
  - both learning and teaching
  - developing a passion and skill for acquiring new knowledge
* involves the direction and control of experience
  - teaching of all, especially younger generations
  - whole child - mind, body, heart, and spirit
  - training people from childhood to 'like and dislike the proper things'
* involves, in part, the transmission of the culture of a society.
* is about acquiring knowledge and skill
  - children and giving the children the opportunity to succeed
  - everyone taking a role in the process, parents, schools and community
  - teachers, students and parents
* is about the exploration and expression of ideas
  - liberation of the human spirit
  - profound encounter of human beings connecting with human beings
* is about transferring knowledge, skills and experiences from one human being to another
  - experiences from one human-being to another
  - acquired in a lifetime, and learning life skill
  - actually the limiting of information
  - aimed at the general public, and in particular teachers and schools
  - all about helping people fulfill their potential, for themselves and for others
* is also a form of advocacy
  - part of their religion
  - product of tradition
* is also about knowing truth, beauty, and goodness
  - learning about life and acquiring life skills
* is also an important export for our country's economy
  - sector of the city 's economy
  - closely related to population
  - important in realizing one's full potential
  - related to the proportion of news obtained from television
  - relevant to the protection of children
* is also the key to a successful economy and a harmonious society
* is an act of faith, of belief in the future
  - alliance of parents, community, students and the school district
* is an area where multimedia has a very clear comparative advantage
  - the impact of internal displacement upon children is particularly severe
* is an art form
  - that incorporates science
  - atmosphere, a discipline, a life
  - atomistic process, conforming to the atomic hypothesis
* is an essential element of the struggle to bring about change
  - part of the ongoing work of making and maintaining a democratic society
  - tool for achieving the goals of equality, development and peace
  - evolutionary process
  - evolving process resulting in an increased ability to think, to reason and to judge
  - example of the other factors that affect wealth
* is an important aspect of preventing the sexual abuse of children and adults
  - component in the economic vitality of any region
* is an important component of life for children in the community
  - pollution prevention
  - determinant of occupation, which key aspect of social class
  - element in preventing heart disease
* is an important factor in attracting good jobs
  - cultural attitudes to new technologies
  - the management of our ecosystem
  - instrument for the development of human persons and societies
  - weapon for combating racism
  - increasingly important component of international trade
  - indispensable tool for the improvement of the quality of life
  - individual responsibility
  - individualized, life-long process
  - infrastructure at least as basic as a nation s roads, electricity and telecom
  - integral part of social and economic development in all corners of the world
  - investment in the community and it's citizens
* is an investment in the future of individuals and of societies
  - of our children and our nation
  - of our respective countries and of the region
* is an investment that normally pays dividends over a lifetime
  - which yields a higher profit than any other
  - issue that resonates with all stakeholders in all countries of the world
* is an ongoing process in which both individual and group settings are used
  - process, meant to continue into all stages of life
  - opportunity, a privilege which comes with advanced and affluent societies
  - ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity
* is another important component of mental health
  - factor in reducing the maternal mortality rate
  - variable when measuring health
  - issue that dramatically affects young people
  - powerful factor in determining health over a person's entire life span
  - anything anyone learns
  - as important as food and clothing
* is associated with delayed marriage, which in itself delays fertility
  - upward mobility, and in most Asian countries, education privilege
  - bad for economic prosperity since it keeps people out of the workforce
  - basic to the development of productive members of a rapidly changing, global society
  - capable of further opportunity
* is central to a person's college experience
  - everyone s welfare
  - improving opportunities and access to employment
  - preventing the spread of sex-related infections and viruses
  - committed to teaching people how to create income by investing in the stockmarket
* is compulsory for children between the ages of six and ten
  - until they reach the age of sixteen years
  - concerned with transforming young people into mature, value-oriented adults
* is considered an important means of empowering women
  - to be one of the last untapped markets for the Internet
  - content
  - critical to the success of all health care organizations
* is crucial for children to develop a sense of tolerance and respect for others
  - in the Baha'i faith
  - to social life
  - democratic and founded on principles of human solidarity and social justice
  - designed to promote individual growth, and freedom of choice
  - development the harmonious development of all the faculties of man's nature
  - difficult in a society that is divided along economic, social, and racial lines
  - emancipation from poverty
  - embedded in the social fabric
  - en vogue in the United States
  - enriched by diversity of people, beliefs, and experiences
* is essential for children to escape the perils of poverty
  - individual, social and economic growth
  - the survival of individuals in a democratic society
  - in order to be liberated from all sorts of exploitation and oppression
  - to the attainment of a world that is liberated, peaceful, and humane
  - expensive in the United States
  - films
  - for behavior, and habits are the stuff of which behavior consists
  - fundamental for human growth
* is fundamental to a democratic society
  - way of life
* is fundamental to the development of our communities and our economy
  - integration of science and practice in the public interest
  - transformation of society
* is given to parents right after the emergence of permanent first molars
  - the child right after the emergence of permanent second molars
  - good things
  - growth in life
  - growth, and fostering growth requires both nurturance of self and expansion of self
  - higher education credit hours
  - how well people are employed and enjoy the life they look to lead
* is important anywhere on earth
  - because the workplace has changed
  - for improving daily self-management of the disease
* is important in getting a high paying job
  - preparing people to get better jobs
  - preventing diabetes and cardiovascular diseases
  - reducing misperceptions, especially social work education
  - instruction in the art of life
* is investment capital
  - in infrastructure
* is key for children to develop a future
  - in decreasing the demand for drugs
* is key to a strong workforce and high productivity
  - alleviating poverty and better economic prospects for the next generation
  - combating racism and to avoiding genocide
  - economic development and improving quality of life
  - improving the status of women
  - preventing a herpes infection and preventing infecting anyone else
* is key to the development and empowerment of women
  - success of our economy and our society
  - knowledge that is passed from one person to another
  - life in the making
  - lifelong learning
  - likewise the cornerstone of democracy and the foundation for personal fulfillment
  - located in universities
  - looked upon as a positive aspect in developing the minds of children and adults
  - measured by one's ability to balance teaching, research and service to the community
  - mind to mind, thought to thought, person to person
* is more than a gathering of information
  - learning a set of skills
* is more than the accumulation of knowledge
  - acquisition of information
  - memorization of facts, figures, names, and dates
  - process of going to school and earning a degree or certificate
* is necessary for a civilization to govern and advance itself
  - to society's survival and to the individual's growth
* is of critical importance in achieving a balance between humanity and the rest of nature
  - crucial importance in achieving a balance between ecology and humanity
* is of paramount importance in the etiology and prevention of any disease
  - success of the social development of the world's people
  - prime importance in the treatment of worms in children
* is often the key to achieving many of life's greatest successes
  - escaping poverty
* is one necessity that is viewed as already being within the realm of government
  - of the areas where social change can have a great impact
* is one of the best ways to combat child labour
  - to prevent home fires or wild fires
  - central functions of a university
  - greatest forces equalizing our positions, diminishing inequities in society
* is one of the keys to life, and joy is one of the keys to education
  - overcoming poverty, poor health and low expectations
  - major sources of empowerment
  - many keys to self-determination
* is one of the most important factors determining earnings levels
  - factors determining employment and thus income
  - professions in a democratic society
  - powerful weapons against crime
  - sensitive arenas in the life of a people
  - valued element in society
  - noblest things that can be done
  - primary goals of Lies People Tell
* is one of the reasons that many live in the suburbs
  - the number of blacks in the middle class is increasing
  - three pillars around which modern government has been built
  - way to increase the consumption of fruits and vegetables
* is organized in a manner similar to that of most countries in the Western Hemisphere
  - such a manner that there are high schools, colleges and then universities
  - part of human development
  - perhaps the most important means of motivating people to adopt healthier lifestyles
  - physicians teaching the science of medicine that can heal
  - political is political and partisan
  - power, and sex education is sexual power
* is primarily a means of establishing ideals
  - the responsibility of parents
  - proven to have a key role in human development and in overcoming poverty
* is recognized as a basic human right
  - one of the key solutions to the elimination of child labour
* is related to fertility, and hence population growth
  - income, and income is related to longevity
  - seen as being a very important factor that can break down the cycle of poverty
* is seen as the best way to invest in people
  - major modality to promote a culture of peace
  - primary tool for achieving optimal use of medicines
  - way of the future
  - simply the soul of a society as it passes from one generation to another
  - supposed to be a study in the methods of learning, and how humans learn
  - teamwork involving home, school, and community
* is the ability to rapidly re-learn familiar things and to master new things
  - accumulated experience of a learner inside and outside of academia
  - acquisition of the art of the utilization of knowledge
  - action or process of acquiring knowledge and developing skills
  - active development of knowledge and lasts a lifetime
  - alternative to exploitive labour
  - apprencticeship of life
* is the art of learning itself
  - making man ethical
* is the backbone of a modern society
  - base of any advanced civilization
  - basic right of all children
* is the basis for everything else in society
  - on which chiropractic becomes the care of first choice
  - upon which democracy is transmitted and strengthened
  - biggest business in the United States
  - building block of all future accomplishments, the way to make dreams a reality
* is the collaborative responsibility of children, parents, educators, and community
  - the students, staff, parents, and the community
  - combined responsibility of parents, students, educators, and communities
  - community's investment in society's future
  - continuous reshaping and refining of ideas, opinions, attitudes, and judgments
* is the cornerstone of any university
  - the knowledge-based society
  - cost of an idle mind and too much money
  - cure for potentially every ill
  - custodian of civilization
  - demographic key to understanding dual-earner married households
* is the development of a person's knowledge, skill, mind and character
  - power and ideal
  - distinguishing mark of humanity
  - distribution of knowledge
  - driver for economic, societal, and cultural vitality
* is the duty and responsibility of state and local governments
* is the engine of change in Iran
  - essence of human development
  - essential method of building humane, free, and democratic societies
  - exercise of mutual respect grounded in the teachings of non-ego and emptiness
* is the first principle that leads to financial freedom
  - stage in making of a man's career
  - foundation an which national cultures rest
* is the foundation for good careers and strong families
  - man's continued evolution and the success of future generations
  - responsible individual action toward the environment
* is the foundation of a democratic society
  - free and fulfilled life
  - all professional societies
  - civic responsibility
  - civil society
  - knowledge and discovery, of morality and motivation
  - republican institutions
  - success in employment
  - on which all else that is good in our society rests
  - upon which everything else is built
  - giver of big ideas on which our culture thrives
* is the great conversion process through which abstract knowledge become useful
  - equalizer of the condition of men
* is the greatest equalizer in the history of mankind
  - means for any individual to enhance their level of knowledge
  - heart and soul of a society as it passes from one generation to another
  - ideal way to change people's perspective of animals
  - joining responsibility of parents, students and the school
  - joint responsibility of school, home and the child
* is the key factor in public attitudes towards job sharing
  - to saving lives
  - for people to make their dreams a reality
  - in early detection of cancer
  - that a soldier can use to unlock doors in the future
* is the key that unlocks the door to house the homeless
  - door to the future, to a child's future
  - storehouse of the world's knowledge
* is the key to a child's future, just as it is to a nation's future
  - prosperous and civilised society
* is the key to breaking down color lines and uniting all people
  - the cycle of child labor
* is the key to changing behavior and attitudes about litter
  - society's attitudes and opinions
  - competing in the rapidly changing global economy
  - conservation and the sustainable use of natural resources
* is the key to economic advancement in the United States
  - and social empowerment
  - ending poverty and beginning sustainable development
  - financial health and well being
  - freedom from an aging body and mind
  - freedom, success, and wealth
  - future economic growth in every country
* is the key to good breast health
  - healthier life habits
  - helping people make informed decisions
  - improving the quality of their lives
  - job creation and to the formation of a democratic civic culture
  - lift people out of poverty
  - living with black bears
  - opening many doors in life
  - our economic growth, our social growth, our personal growth
  - preventing abuse of alcohol and drugs
  - prevention of child molestation, neglect and abuse
  - rail safety for children
  - saving the oceans, forests, waterways, and wilderness
  - self improvement, value, civility and respect
  - success of any community and of every economy
  - taking responsibility for one's health
* is the key to the development of human resources
  - future of the United States
  - nation building and development of Pakistan
  - protection of human rights and preservation of cultural heritage
  - universe
  - understanding others and their beliefs
  - way to combat ignorance and stereotypes
  - word to equality in national citizenship
  - keystone of enlightenment, and only enlightenment can bring about change
  - knowledge or skill obtained or developed by a learning process
  - learning of things that fit one for life
  - life's blood of any community
* is the light of the world
  - that shines in the darkness, the lighthouse in a dark storm
  - linchpin of development
  - main vehicle for insuring employment at wages sufficient to sustain families
  - manifestation of perfection already in man
  - maximum years of school completed by either parent living in the household
* is the means by which a society creates a strong culture and a prosperous economy
  - to develop oneself personally and professionally
  - medium by which civilisation is preserved and fostered
* is the most important factor for the world's peace and prosperity in the future
  - in the success of countries like the United States
* is the most important function of an ordered society
  - government on any level
  - part of a young person s life
  - predictor of human success in every culture
  - proactive and forward-looking activity that exists in a society
  - movement from darkness to light
  - nurturing and refinement of co-humanity
  - one business that is everyone's business
* is the only activity that satisfies all of man's yearnings
  - lasting means for ending poverty on reservations, and among Indian people
  - parents' responsibility
  - passport to the world
  - path to glory, excellence and happiness
  - pathway to economic success
  - practical bridge between dreams and business growth
  - premise of progress, in every society, in every family
* is the primary requirement of humanity
  - responsibility of local government in America
* is the primary weapon against ignorance
  - in the fight against cruelty and neglect
  - principal societal function for developing our nation's human resources
* is the process by which people acquire knowledge, skills, habits, values, and attitudes
  - acquire knowledge, skills, habits, values, or attitudes
  - in which individuals help one another to clarify personal meaning
* is the process of awakening from the cultural trance
  - casting false pearls before real swine
  - changing blissful ignorance into some other kind of ignorance
* is the process of learning how to learn and apply information
  - to learn, and application of logic
  - to make decisions and discover fact
  - waking up to life
  - progressive realization of our ignorance
  - propagation of a set of beliefs, or Propaganda
  - purpose of life
  - reconstruction or re-organization of experience
* is the responsibility of every individual in the community
  - students, staff, parents, and the entire community
* is the responsibility of the community, home, church, school, and learner
  - entire community working together
  - home, school, student, and community
  - states and local school districts
  - student, family, school and community
  - right of every individual
  - road that averts poverty
  - root for advancement in the world
  - science of teaching and learning
  - secondary agent of the enculturation process
  - secret to lifelong employment
  - shared obligation of the student, family, school and community
* is the shared responsibility of family, school, and community
  - home, school, parents and community
  - parents, students, school personnel and the community
  - school, home, and community
  - students, parents, school and community
  - teachers, parents, students and the community
* is the shared responsibility of the children, home, school, and community
  - family, student, school, and community
  - individual, family, school and community
  - school, family, government, and community
  - student, home, school, and community
  - student, parent, and teacher
  - student, the family, the school and the community
  - sine qua non for effective participation in modern society
* is the single most important means to achieve sustainable development
  - weapon against poverty
  - significant and effective way of loosing the grip of poverty
  - source of union strength and activism
  - stepping stone to improving the quality of one's life
  - sum total of the experiences that shape a person's mind and life
  - survey of vocational education practices for school counseling personnel
  - term used to describe employees learning from instructional materials or classroom
  - third major social lending sector
  - thread to one's life
  - ticket to a better standard of living
  - transfer of concepts and principles
* is the transmission of civilization
  - culture from one generation to the next
  - true means to helping ones self and others
  - ultimate tool of personal, social and economic empowerment
  - unfolding of the natural powers and faculties latent in every human being
  - use of the mind
* is the way humanity passes on all it has learned from one generation to the next
  - to reduce prejudice
  - tied directly to jobs
* is to be seen as training for employment, rather than the acquiring of knowledge
  - prepare men for the active duties of life
  - transmission of life
  - undoubtedly the key in governing a child's development
  - used against religion and a common heritage
* is very important in exercising one's mind and utilizing one's intelligence
  - the Japanese culture
  - viewed as a collection of parts which interact with each other as a whole
* is viewed as a moral activity that produces servant leaders for the church and world
  - that produces servant-leaders for the church and the world
  - both the acquisition of and utilization of knowledge
  - cultural transmission in the context of contemporary communities and society
  - vital in transmitting culture
* is what can impact behavior across the board
  - enables families and their villages to survive and prosper
  - is left after previous learning is forgotten
  - makes hope and opportunity possible
  - remains after what was learnt has been forgotten
  - survives when what has been learned has been forgotten
* is, to some extent, the fine art of limiting information.
* key aspect of human development, including education in science and technology
  - component in solving environmental problems
* key component in the prevention of discrimination and harassment
  - sexual harassment
  - factor underlying economic and social progress in our societies
  - that unlocks many doors
* key to success of communities, families, individuals and businesses
  - the fulfilment of other human rights
* kind of continuing dialogue, and a dialogue assumes different points of view.
* labour-intensive branch of activity.
* leads to development
  - increases in women's income, just as it does for men
* lengthens life and enhances health.
* life time process.
* life-long learning process
  - process in which universities are playing an increasingly important role
* life-long process that prepares students for the real world
  - provides enjoyment and enrichment
  - pursuit of excellence
* lifelong commitment, kindergarten through adulthood
  - journey which begins in the home and continues through school and beyond
* lifelong process of acquiring knowledge and skills
  - bringing out an individual's unique potential
* lifelong process that contributes positively to man's place in society
  - happens in short intervals
  - process, with different needs at different times of ones life
* long term investment in the human infrastructure of society.
* mainstay of public health.
* major agent of change and social justice
  - component of safety
  - determinant of employment opportunity
  - force in solving problems and achieving personal growth
* makes a significant contribution to reducing poverty
  - an important difference in income levels
  - machines which act like men and produces men who act like machines
* matter that is best left between parents, children and educators.
* means being open to new experiences and new ideas
  - never having the feeling of inadequacy during the course of normal life situations
* means to other ends which enhance human development
  - study hard in school
* method for economic development.
* mixture of information and bias.
* mutual responsibility shared cooperatively by parents, teachers and students.
* needs to allow people to adapt to changing times and prosper.
* occurs at a number of levels.
* occurs in all areas of life
  - the interface between mind and experience, and there are many means to that end
  - when new knowledge leads to changed behavior and improved performance
* offers best chances
* often is the key to moving up in the working world.
* overall is viewed as the area where the greatest progress has occurred.
* part of everyday living
  - traditional Polynesian culture
* partnership among school, family, and community.
* partnership among students, parents, communities and educators
  - the community, parents, students, and school personnel
* partnership between home, school, and community
  - parents,school boards and teachers
  - school and home
  - state government and local government
  - students, parents, and teachers
  - teachers, parents and students
* partnership between the home and the school
  - school and the child's parents
  - in which parents have a critical role
* partnership of many different people
  - students, educators, family, and community
  - the home, school, community, and learner
* pays a part in gaining people higher salaries.
* plays a central role in pollution prevention.
* plays a key role in maintaining a strong and healthy natural resource base
  - the vitality of our community
* plays a major role in attitudes toward mandatory sentencing
  - how well a septic system is used and maintained
  - promoting social integration
* plays a significant part in a woman's bodily integrity
  - role in the economic and social life of the city
  - vital role throughout every course of one's lifetime
  - an important role in job choice
* plays an important role in the Japanese persons ability to gain a successful job
  - determination of national competitive advantage
  - with the increasing complexity of today's cars
  - important roles
  - key roles
  - major roles
  - the most important role for creating trained workforce for a nation
* political and emotional process.
* powerful social force that both transmits and shapes culture and beliefs
  - weapon against poverty, disease, hunger, starvation, and ignorance
* preparation for life.
* presupposes the ability of the pupil to form habits.
* primary component of public health practice
  - ingredient in the wealth of nations
  - means for strengthening the human resource base and, thus, productivity
  - road out of poverty
* process and a total experience of teaching and learning
  - based on experiential learning
  - involving others as facilitators of learning
  - of changing the behavior patterns of people
* process of continuous growth for both student and teacher
  - exploration and discovery
  - interaction among students and teachers
  - mutual growth, so that ultimately there is neither student nor teacher
* process that brings about change
  - changes the learner
  - every child experiences
  - thrives on involvement and exchange of ideas
  - which never ends
* provides information to influence behaviors towards health
  - people with the freedom to think
  - skills that people require to participate in living communities
* provides the framework for building the foundation of life
  - means for the social regeneration of humanity
* quest for awareness, insight, and knowledge.
* raises earnings for people who work.
* reciprocal process of infinite learning.
* recognizes and protects self-worth and dignity of the individual child.
* refers to both public health professionals and to the population in general.
* requires participation.
* responsibility shared by the college, the individual, and the community.
* results in learning.
* right that can catalyze and enable reconstruction.
* saves lives, boosts growth and enhances democracy.
* school, student, family and community partnership.
* serves as a tool to better one s life and to encourage diversity among the population.
* shared responsibility among school, family, and community
* shared responsibility between home and school
  - students, teachers, parents and the community
  - involving students, families, schools, and other institutions
* shared responsibility involving the home, community, and school
  - school, community and society
* significant aspect of cancer treatment.
* social investment on people
  - working activity
* source of freedom but it is also a source of revolutionary change
  - hope for people and society
* starts when people begin to touch and see things for themselves
  - teachers enter their classrooms and close the door
* strives to build awareness, increase understanding, and see the world in new ways.
* system of change through which learning is brought about
  - which the bravest men have followed
* takes place from birth to death.
* takes place in a social environment
  - the community in many ways and in many institutions other than schools
* teaches children to do things, to plant and cook, to read and write
  - fear - fear of failure
  - people to make choices
* team effort between teachers, their students and families
* tends to be the largest expenditure item in the budget of every state and territory.
* tool for success throughout one s life.
* tool that equips one to reach a conclusion based on available information
  - is necessary to be successful in life
* traditional route out of poverty for disadvantaged children.
* transfer of knowledge planned by the educator to accomplish a specific goal.
* trusting partnership between children, teachers, parents, community and the church.
* universalizes the human spirit.
* uses principles
  - scientific principles
* usually relates to lower fertility.
* vehicle for moving through life.
* vital element in the worldwide struggle for dignity
  - force in any society that encourages universal welfare and individual progress
  - part of the cycle of social and economic change and development
* wastes about two thirds of the talent of society.
* way of developing consciousness about the human condition
  - to improve the quality of life for themselves and their families
* work of drawing out, rather than one of building in.
* works when communities own what needs to happen for kids.
+ Cape Verde, Education: Islands of Macaronesia :: Islands in Africa :: Portuguese-speaking countries
  * After independence the different governments of Cape Verde invested massively in education and illiteracy has been reduced drastically. Today almost one hundred percent of school-age children attend school. Attendance to primary schooling, which comprises 6 years, is compulsory and free from any charge. Education is guaranteed by a network of public schools that span from nursery school to university. There are also several private schools in all levels of education.
+ Darkhan (city), Economy: Mongolia :: Cities in Asia
  * The city's economy is mostly industrial. Education is also an important sector of the city's economy.
+ Diabetes mellitus, Treatment of diabetes
  * Education is important for both types of diabetes. Diabetics must learn about diet. They learn how to estimate and keep track of how much carbohydrate, protein, and fat are in different foods. They plan their meals to have the right amount of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. Patients with Type 1 may decide how much insulin to take before a meal based on how much they will eat.
+ Institution: Social sciences
  * Education is an institution in the broad sense. Harvard University is an institution in the specific sense.
+ International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Main contents: United Nations :: Human rights
+ Swami Vivekananda, Famous Quotes: 1863 births :: 1902 deaths :: Religious leaders