| 词汇 | example_english_public-school |
| 释义 | Examples of public schoolThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. We find that publicschool educated ministers have a hazard rate some 25 per cent higher than those ministers without a publicschool background. I calibrate the publicschool version of the model. If they wish, they can remove their own children from the publicschool system and enroll them in private schools. The four children from the clinic were seen at home, and the publicschool children were seen in an empty room in their school. Adolescents were recruited in two publicschool systems serving rural, suburban, and moderately urban populations. The continuing distraction of the publicschool had other practical consequences. Participants were recruited through children's publicschool classrooms. Because the remaining rich, able students leave the publicschool, the number of students attending the publicschool falls. These revenues are split evenly among those who attend the publicschool. The graphs show very similar survivor functions for ministers with a publicschool education and those without. Therefore, as rises, voucher policies are more costly for those who remain in the publicschool. Importantly, performances of his music were featured by collegiate as well as publicschool groups. If more than one school were included, parents would have to chose a publicschool probability directly, and that good would have to be priced. All of the rich, able students leave the publicschool. Implementing a $1,000 voucher in a publicschool system has almost identical effects on inequality and welfare as a $2,000 voucher. All of the targeted voucher plans reduce the mean incomes of those in the publicschool by more than even the largest full voucher. For instance, when is 0.05, those remaining in the publicschool are better off in all of the full voucher cases. Many suspected that the growth, concentrated in the south, was linked to publicschool desegregation. The city had a high level of literacy at 77 per cent in 1930 and an expanding publicschool system. If a publicschool is chosen, all after-tax income is consumed and the child's education is fully government provided. Private education was an alternative to publicschool because of the small numbers of schools until the 1860s. As a result, some students may choose to leave the publicschool. All voucher policies considered result in welfare gains and reductions in income inequality, relative to the publicschool benchmark. When = 1.72, 88% of the students attend the publicschool. Finding an equilibrium in a regime with a publicschool is much more computationally intensive than finding an equilibrium in a purely private regime. The publicschool is smaller, with just 59% of the population attending. An increase in the publicschool enrollment rate will, in turn, reduce income inequality. Reed maintains that unless a boy's future was secure, "his publicschool education may prove a liability rather than an asset" (65). All participants were tested in large group fashion in their publicschool or university classrooms. This is because the targeted voucher plans cause all of the low-income, able students to leave the publicschool. Because some of the unable are leaving as well, this keeps the publicschool peer group measure from falling very much. The peer group is worse in the publicschool after a voucher is implemented. Both laity and clergy voiced concern over the influence of the state in the publicschool system. There's nothing wrong with looking for additional ways to help a population that is struggling in the publicschool system. The publicschool can be thought of as taking the residual students; it is required to accept any student who wants to attend. The expenditure level at the publicschool is $4,372, which is higher than the expenditure level at the publicschool in the public system, $4,194. The voucher is financed through the proportional tax revenues raised for the publicschool. The only students who leave the publicschool are able students. In other words, the private schools do not have a technological advantage over the publicschool. Any publicschool desiring prestige had long insisted on its teachers having degrees and grammar schools sought to follow suit. Swabs were obtained from the nares of students attending a non-residential publicschool and adults from two military quarters. Parochial school teachers receive about half the salaries of publicschool teachers, though their payment is more timely. 13. In this study we examined the benefits of computer programs designed to supplement regular reading instruction in an urban publicschool system. The dispute was over whether publicschool segregation is consistent with the requirements of this clause. 20. Some forum directors reported better ethnic attendance at forums held in ethnic community buildings rather than in the publicschool. Those who make use of the voucher are better off and those who remain in the publicschool are better off. The private school here is the same as the private school in the publicschool system, just larger. This will affect the peer group in the publicschool and the private schools that these students choose to attend. The expenditure level at the publicschool rises, but not enough to compensate for the fall in the peer group. In the final decades of the 20th century, diagnoses of childhood mental disorder were linked to special education services in the publicschool system. Adolescents were recruited from primarily the 9th and 10th grades of two publicschool systems that represented rural, suburban, and urban populations. Publicschool systems emerged in the latter part of the 19th century, gradually becoming compulsory. In fact, another way to think about what is happening is that the publicschool splits into two. The rest of the students, including the remaining 35% of the rich, able students, attend the publicschool. Both of these changes cause the per-student expenditures to rise, even though some of the publicschool budget is now spent on vouchers. With 10 types, the distribution is finer so that some of the poor, able types remain in the publicschool even with vouchers. Tax revenues raised for education must now be used to finance the publicschool and the vouchers. Salaries for publicschool teachers in 2002 were about $100 per month. 12. On the other hand, those against voucher programs argue that these programs will tend to lower publicschool quality and worsen the problem of segregation. In this respect, children's private commitments as expressed through identification with non-public associations are effectively negated within the walls of the publicschool. If the student attends a private school, the parent pays tuition to that school on top of the taxes paid to the publicschool system. And, in fact, the lifelong friendships forged among schoolfellows were deemed one of the prime benefits of a publicschool education. Approximately one-third of the military personnel at barrack 2 sent their children to the publicschool. The peer group measure increases because some unable students leave the publicschool, bringing up the average ability. This, of course, brings down the average ability in the publicschool. The declining quality of the publicschool encourages even some of the unable, rich to attend private schools. This is because the publicschool is worse now because the poorer, able types leave the publicschool causing the peer group measure to fall. Rubella-vaccinated students, follow-up in a publicschool system. A charitable organization under section 501(c)(3) or a publicschool may offer a 403(b) plan and state or local governments may offer a 457 plan. Interestingly, this is mainly because more people use the larger voucher when it is targeted to the poor, causing a greater decline in publicschool outcomes. A polar assumption would be to assume that the expenditure level in the publicschool is fixed and the tax rate adjusts to balance the budget. But when the state began to build its publicschool system, it followed what was by then the national norm of no aid to religious schools. Finally, low salaries and insufficient support results in apathy among publicschool teachers. Thus, when the publicschool encourages a student to reflect critically upon her civic responsibilities, for example, it requires that she also reconsider the commitments of her private self. To have established professional training for teachers in the science of education would have required that the existing socially approved model of publicschool and university education be dismantled. Research may support the provision of other services to parents and communities, such as financial assistance, prenatal care, public housing improvements, and targeted improvements in publicschool systems. The mental health clinician in the affluent publicschool setting. The incidence of undesirable behavior in publicschool children. The expenditure falls, because even though some students leave the publicschool, the voucher that all of the students already attending private schools receive is $1,000 more. Educational approaches in preschool : behavior techniques in a publicschool setting. The fact that this is higher than under the publicschool system highlights that parents supplement the voucher with their own income and that public education spending rises. The fewer the number of students in the publicschool, the higher its per-student expenditures. Because total resources are fixed in the static problem, there is a fixed amount of tax revenues each period that are earmarked for the publicschool. From the benchmark equilibrium, it should be apparent that due to the randomizing device, endogenous measures such as attendance in the publicschool are not functions of the type space. Vouchers are defined as a fraction (scale) of publicschool expenditure per student, and the voucher programs are implemented when the government transfers the tax revenue to the selected households. Rather, the government must help make such schooling a reality by directly funding sectarian schools or inviting religious leaders to offer voluntary religion classes on publicschool premises. The camaraderie subsisting among publicschool alumni, which was notoriously crucial to the career trajectory of middle-class men, rested on an acknowledgement of their common juvenile experience. The writer and his habits, the editor, the critic, the publicschool teacher, the clerk in the government office, the proofreader, and the printer all fight against purifying the language. Specifically, examination was done of the extent to which deviant peer influence can be reduced by systematically targeting parenting behavior via a randomized, publicschool based prevention trial. When the voucher is $2,000, the incomes of those in the publicschool fall, but those on the upper end of the distribution benefit from a larger voucher. Even though per-student expenditures in the publicschool rise, the fall in the peer group measure is sufficient to make outcomes in the publicschool worse. In the static framework, all the voucher policies cause the peer group in the publicschool to bottom out at the level of the unable type. Waterborne shigellosis at a publicschool. It is that he should carry out a complete reorganisation of the publicschool system and iron out its inequalities. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 I know at least one publicschool which caters for pupils who cannot get into an ordinary publicschool. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 There are some who think it is good to send, your son to a publicschool and university. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. 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