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Meanings of infant education in English
Portuguese
ensino pré-escolar Educational stage before primary education.
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Examples for "prekindergarten"
Examples for "prekindergarten"
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Castro advocates universal prekindergarten, supports Medicare for All and cites his experience to push for affordable housing.
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Castro advocates a universal prekindergarten program, supports Medicare for All and cites his experience to push for affordable housing.
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De Blasio, 58, can point to a number of policy wins in New York, including universal prekindergarten, a higher minimum wage and paid sick leave.
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Tony Blair's government offered free part-time preschool education in England in 1998.
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One of their strongest conclusions is about the importance of preschool education.
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Inadequate preschool education is identified as a major inhibitor.
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This has fuelled concerns young kids are missing their vital preschool education due to their parents' choices.
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Study groups were compared using regression models adjusted for age, nutritional status, preschool education, and socioeconomic status.
Usage of infant education in English
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They cover five areas infant education, maths, literacy and learning difficulties, school planning and classroom management.
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Not infant education travestied, but the thing itself.]
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Books in infant education and child culture generally are read by teachers more than mothers, so our public libraries prove.
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Sally Morton stood and haltingly delivered a speech on the importance of infant education, which appeared to end without a point.
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The same, of course, is true of the colossal architecture which we call infant education: an architecture reared wholly by women.
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The education budget should be increased by €1 billion, while poorer children should be given an extra year's infant education, the Green Party has said.
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Infant education, however, must be the basis, this is beginning at the right end; if errors are committed here the superstructure is of little avail.