Definitions

1. Basic Education is a compulsory education that providing the learners with basic knowledge and skills.
2. A basic education is a right inherent to being human, and thus constitutes an end in itself.
3. Basic Education is a general education of nine years, i.e.
4. Basic education is a sound investment that provides economic, health, societal, and civic returns that will last for generations.
5. Basic education is free and gives everyone who completes it the same right to further education.

Education Reform

1. After the education reform of 1986, the former primary education became the 1st cycle of the basic education (1º ciclo do ensino básico).

Access

1. Access to basic education lies at the heart of development.

Investment

1. For example, expenditure on cosmetic products in the US alone is more than the total investment in basic education of the entire periphery.

Reform

1. They have contributed significantly to the reform and development of basic education in Liaoning Province.

Speed Reading

1. Speed reading continues where basic education stops.

China

1. Project Hope also contributes towards improving teaching conditions and promoting the development of basic education in China.

International School

1. Among other well-known schools, I have looked at two I know nothing about: AMA (basic education) and International School of Choueifat.

Nine

1. A PROPOSAL to extend basic education to a duration of nine to 10 from five to seven years has met mixed reactions from most of Africa's educationists.

Religious Services

1. There were also churches and schools, providing religious services and basic education.

Local School

1. Coates received a basic education at a local school, and his well-educated mother also tutored him.

Secondary Schools

1. Still media education in Russia is a compulsory part of the basic education in some secondary schools.

Primary Education

1. Basic education in China includes pre-school education, primary education and regular secondary education.

Children

1. Most modern states consider it a duty of the government to provide at least a basic education to the children of its citizens.
2. We recommend quality basic education in dance for all children with an emphasis on gender equality and eliminating disparities of all kinds.

Years

1. During the past 50 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, basic education in China has gained tremendous achievements.

India

1. ITBCI: A school, established by Dhardo Rimpoche to provide a basic education for the children of some of the poorest Tibetan families in India.
2. The long strides China has taken towards literacy and basic education have put India to shame for years.

Young People

1. But it set up a time bomb: as more young people got a basic education, more wanted to go to college.
2. In this connection, MEPT's role in creating conditions for all children, young people and adults to gain access to quality basic education is crucial.

Reading

1. Another, following Mann's visit to Europe, concluded that universal basic education in reading and arithmetic did not alone ensure democratic values.

Skills

1. At Adult Basic Education, you can: Improve your skills in reading, writing, and math.
2. The purpose of basic education is to give the pupils knowledge and skills necessary in life, and to give everyone an equal educational foundation.

Compulsory

1. As throughout Spain, basic education in Andalusia is free and compulsory.
2. Lower-secondary education (3 years) is considered part of basic education in Mexico and is compulsory.
3. Article 39 of the constitution mandates the major tenets of the free, compulsory, universal basic education (FCUBE) initiative.

Heshen

1. Heshen was born as the son of a Manchu military officer and received a basic education in a Qing government school.

Education

1. Education in Zambia is provided at two levels: Basic education (years 1 to 9), and upper secondary (years 10 to 12).
2. In China, the education is divided into three categories: basic education, higher education, and adult education.
3. See also: Education, Education lists category, and the List of basic education topics.

Asha

1. Asha - dedicated to support basic education in India.

Basic Education

1. Asha for Education is an all-volunteer worldwide non-profit organization that works to provide basic education to underprivileged children in India.
2. Asha - Saint Louis - dedicated to the support of basic education in India.
3. In Portugal, Basic Education consists of nine years of schooling divided into three sequential cycles of education of four, two and three years.

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