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Meanings of college of education in English

Russian
педагогическое училище
Portuguese
escolas normais
Spanish
escuela normal
Catalan
escola superior de pedagogia

Educational institution to train teachers.

Related terms
педагогическое училище
Usage of college of education in English
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Some time ago, our college of education was going through an NCATE accreditation review.
Wired
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It was their vision and foresight that fostered this innovative and progressive college of education.
The Irish Times
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Are these the words of a school playground bully or the words of a board member of a college of education?
The Irish Times
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Dr Pauric Travers, a native of Donegal, is also the first lay president of a major college of education in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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A shortage of college maths and science teachers is being described as a crisis by secondary principals and at least one college of education.
Radio NZ
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However, I would still encourage a Leaving Cert student in 1996 to go ahead and accept a teachers training place in a college of education.
The Irish Times
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Our college of Education was going through an NCATE review for accreditation.
Wired
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Calvin was active as a sabbatical officer at Stranmillis College of Education.
The Irish Times
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Online it's the imaginary Auckland campus of the New Zealand College of Education.
Radio NZ
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They now face a quarterfinal tie with Mary Immaculate College of Education, Limerick.
The Irish Times
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It will be built on the university's Dovedale campus near the College of Education.
Radio NZ
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Attempts made by Newsroom to contact the New Zealand College of Education have been unsuccessful.
Radio NZ
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What is going on in our colleges of education?
The Irish Times
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The Bachelor of Education for primary teachers now takes four years in every College of Education.
The Irish Times
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The program will be implemented in colleges of education so teachers may graduate with ICT skills.
Wired
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More specifically and practically, however, look at the points requirement to gain entry to colleges of education.
The Irish Times