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Meanings of early education in English
Formal teaching of young children by people outside the family or in settings outside the home.
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Usage of early education in English
1
Sports should be as carefully looked to in early education as book-learning.
2
The light of our early education greatly aggravates others of our sins.
3
His early education was so neglected that nobody dared approach his apartment.
4
Joseph Woodrow Wilson, and received his early education at Davidson College, N.C.
5
The Prime Minister is a poor Welsh schoolteacher's son, without early education.
6
Six Auckland schools and early education centres were closed, including on Waiheke Island.
7
Anne's early education was in her local parish school in Gortletteragh.
8
In early education they are conducive to mutual misunderstanding of cultures.
9
A man shows in his daily acts the early education of his home.
10
His early education was imparted under the guidance of the Rev.
11
His early education consisted of a few winter terms in a common school.
12
He received his early education in a convent near his home.
13
He probably guided her early education and influenced the direction of her genius.
14
Benjamin was born in London, and received his early education under his father.
15
The influence of his early education at Geneva is apparent here.
16
Nevertheless, the early education of his gifted son was provided for.
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