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escola superior de pedagogia Institution devoted to scholarship in the field of education and for training teachers, usually an academic subunit of a university.
Academic department at the University of Leeds.
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Washington University of St. Louis has an excellent graduate school of education .
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He has never been at any public school of education.
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A landmark study of primary schooling in Ireland is being conducted by UCD school of education.
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That might in a certain sense be considered a school of education, but it would not be a charity.
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Now, from fifty to five-and-twenty years ago, under the influence of the Franklin and Edgeworth school of education, imagination was at a discount.
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And it will not be denied that any scheme or school of education which directly opposes this is not to be favored by the courts.
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To graduate from the School of Education and thus receive the B.A.
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His electioneering tours had been to him very valuable schools of education.
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THE Racing Apprentice School of Education, Kildare, is holding four open days this year.
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Initially, the university had earmarked certain venues, including the School of Education, for registrations.
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She eventually went on to Harvard Graduate School of Education.
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She also teaches a paper on Physical Activity and Disability for Waikato University's School of Education.
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With research associate Dr. Anne Preston from Newcastle University's School of Education, Communication and Language Sciences.
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Allegedly, the third-year School of Education class had not been adequately prepared for the questions of Educational Psychology.
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He is a graduate of the Harvard Graduate School of Education and lectures on education issues and other subjects.
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This would be under the chairmanship of Dr Seamus McGuinness, of the School of Education in Trinity College Dublin.