How to pronounce “primary education” in English

And my mom taught primary education in public schools for 35 years.

Basic education and primary education is enough for the children in developing countries, but we say no.

Because the primary education, this is important.

children who do get primary education still have to bring a wad to have paper to school so if they don't get chased from school.

You can't have secondary education without primary education.

They said that girls had to get primary education, that employment had to open up to women.

Giving women-- giving girls a primary education really affects the survival rates of their children.

They wanted to work in primary education.

We still do not have universal primary education though it's been called for since 1934.

Today there are many more women and girls in primary education than ever before in the world, there are many more women in politics today than ever

And there's a huge disparity in who goes to pre-primary education.

Nowadays, if you look at primary education and you look at the dominant group, I think it's every country or nearly every country, maybe every country,

A terrible cycle for students who already started out with a lower rate of pre-primary education and then their learning opportunities are worse.

And even in countries in several Sub-Saharan Africa that claim to have universal free primary education, they don't.

When a girl has more than a primary education she will just instinctively delay

universities and none, virtually none in relative terms, into primary education and thus had

I'm not, but they announced that in Rwanda there's universal primary education.

Can you talk a little bit about what are you thinking about including some of these things, the primary education are all providing this as a mechanism to the students

But now we go to the root, which is primary education.

But on the other hand, if you think about education, especially primary education, we're very much isolated.

Distance learning is taking off so much in higher ed now, although I think, in primary education, the impact is still limited.

In 1999, Ms. Cheng is appointed to the position of director of pre-primary education for Anji County.

We know, for example, we've made tremendous progress in getting girls into primary education; not so good in secondary education.

So, you know, we have had the opportunity to do some work in early years education and primary education.

So, I'd love to see more of them having more support within conventional, primary education.