在 英语 中使用 The basic education 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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We support the Basic Education Madrasah for Muslim Mindanao and promote science, technology and engineering.
Each state in U.S. A has an obligation to address the basic education of its citizens.
Since 2004, the Sudan has experienced positive developments and genuine progress with respect to the provision of education for all, particularly at the basic education level.
In the U.S., each state is responsible for addressing the basic education of their citizens.
Rather, they require both male and female children to be enrolled in basic education, which is free and compulsory, until they obtain the basic education diploma.
Mongolia' s national programme on literacy education aims to eliminate illiteracy by 2008 and increase the basic education enrolment to 99 per cent by 2012.
Until recently, experience and self-training have been the basic education of the professionals who have taken on this work.
A total of 7,735,815 students were enrolled in the basic education subsystem in 2009-10, including 6,078,510 who were enrolled in State-run schools and 1,657,305 who were enrolled in private schools.
It is in the basic education subprogramme that the largest proportion of this age group are enrolled, with a clear predominance of men(66 per cent) over women(34 per cent).
The Basic Education Training Programme for Mapuche Teachers, which has been in operation since early 1992 under an agreement with the Catholic University of Temuco, is an important addition to this.
He therefore welcomes the 1998 National Action Plan on Girls' Education, which identifies priorities and strategies to address the basic education needs of girls.
The basic education assessment system is based on the national examination system, with a single quality indicator: the basic education development index, expressed on a 0- 10 scale.
About 300 teachers(Korça, Gjirokastra) were informed about efforts to integrate Roma and Egyptian language, culture, and traditions in the basic education curricula.
Owing to funding shortfalls, UNRWA remained unable to extend the basic education cycle in the West Bank from 9 to 10 years to maintain conformity with the Palestinian Authority education system.
The Basic Education Act No. 13/01 of 31 December establishes not only the integrity and secular, democratic nature of the education system, but also the principle that education should be free of charge and compulsory.