Examples of using Educational problems in English and their translations into Spanish
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and solutions to educational problems may become primarily biological rather than instructional.
Nevertheless, common indicators can also be used by other actors for policy dialogue because they help to identify national educational problems, discuss and set national priorities,
Concerning the educational problems of Yugoslav children,
Information and communications technology cannot by themselves solve educational problems anywhere, especially in the developing world,
Not only had legislation been enacted to address the particular educational problems of indigenous groups,
and resolution of educational problems.
aimed at finding local solutions to educational problems, would inspire other education ministers around the world.
as he also founded the J. F. Blümel High School for poor children with educational problems.
various programs conducted in order to prevent educational problems experienced by women
A psychological statement for the purposes of the penitentiary system is made in particular in the case of a sentenced individual posing educational problems, first of all someone whose behaviour indicates a high level of moral corruption,
proposed in its conclusions submitted to the Committee almost identical measures as a way for solving educational problems in Kosovo and Metohija.
the enjoyment of economic rights, educational problems and the issue of self-determination.
mental capability to care for children with educational problems and/or traumatisation as well as the person's family environment.
hiV/AidS infection, educational problems, displacement, homelessness,
ill-treated, abused and neglected children, children with educational problems, etc.), in its second part all forms of alternative care of children are described, from institutional upbringing to adoption and foster care.
for parents having educational problems with their children.
However, parents of students aged 15 years may apply to the Ministry of Education for an exemption from schooling on the basis of educational problems, conduct, or the unlikelihood of the student gaining benefit from attending available schools.
Children with educational problems make up a considerable part of the child population and include children with sensory deficiencies, deficiencies of the locomotion system, children with speaking deficiencies or mental deficiencies,
in Practice," a chapter from Jesuit Education: Its History and Principles Viewed in the Light of Modern Educational Problems by Robert Schwickerath,
Given the very serious educational problems faced by students from minority language communities who are not fluent in the teaching language in schools in which the medium of instruction is wholly