Providing a model for improvement of the Quality of Technical and Vocational Training: with considering requirements of a knowledge-based economy by farhad shariati, Ali Akbar Amin biedokhti, mahmood najafi

“…Based on the results, this model has causal conditions (professional competencies of educators, educational factors and administrative factors), contextual (cultural and economic context), intervener (international factors and technological factors), strategies (outsourcing, empowerment, development and expansion of information and communication technology, policy-making and educational planning,), and outcomes (economic growth, educational factors improvement, and social development).…”
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Investigating the Impact of Financial Development and Financial Stability on Iran\'s Economic Growth Using the Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) by Azadeh Arab, Ahmad Sarlak, Mojtaba Ghiasi, Maryam Sharifnezhad

“…The variables of lagged economic growth, education, fixed investment and trade liberalization have positive and significant effects on economic growth, while, inflation, government expenditure and active population have negative impacts on economic growth. …”
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MODELING OF LABOR POTENTIAL OF UKRAINE: FORMATION OF KNOWLEDGE BASE by Ivan V. Zayukov, Iryna M. Kobylianska, Alexandr Kobylianskyi, Sofia V. Dembitska

“…The authors substantiated and systematized the groups of medico-demographic, socio-economic and educational factors that affect the health of the employed population, and suggested the use of the "preserving the health of the employed population" indicator for assessing the labor potential. …”
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Economic opportunities for Mexican women from low socioeconomic status: results from a technical and life skills training program by Shaye S Worthman, Adriana Rueda-Barrios

“…Results from the national-level analysis of 5,326 women participants identified as low SES indicate that 23 % found better economic and educational opportunities. The state-level analysis of 94 low SES women in Veracruz was higher, with 40 % reporting to have found better opportunities; of those who reported salary information, roughly half improved their income. …”
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Disparate Effects of Disruptive Events on Children by Florencia Torche, Jason Fletcher, Jennie E. Brand

“…We also review an emerging multidisciplinary literature accounting for variation in the impact of disruption across several widely studied domains that affect children’s life chances, including economic, household, educational, health, and environmental events.…”

Organizational-administrative Features of the Implementation of Educational Services in the Two-level System of Training of Highly Qualified Personnel by Vera Y. Saprykina, Sergey I. Lashko, Elena N. Klochko, Elena A. Yarushkina, Natalia A. Chumakova, Vladlena E. Bugaenko

“…Keywords: economic growth, educational service, training, educational organization JEL Classifications: G20, L00, O40 …”
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Classism, Stereotypes, Persecution, and Man’s Inhumanity to Man in by منصور جارالله سرحان

“…By providing some examples from the text, it is shown that while the Sunni Pashtuns are the masters and rulers of the country, the Shi’a Hazaras are servants who are marginalized that they have no equal rights in all fields of life: socially, economically, politically, educationally, etc. …”
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Irish Information Society Policy by Conor Mc Caffery

“…The primary focus of Irish ICT related policy was on economic and educational aspects in order to maximise the country’s competitiveness within the global market. …”
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Obesity trends and determinant factors in Latin America by Juliana Kain, Fernando Vio, Cecilia Albala

“…Because chronic diseases are the main causes of death in the Region and obesity is one of the main risk factors for these diseases, policies to improve economic and educational levels with the implementation of health promotion and prevention should be a priority in every country.…”
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"If not even the school listens to us…”: Echos of climate justice on the ground by Carla Malafaia, Juliana Diógenes-Lima, Sara Pinheiro, Joana Cruz

“… Purpose: This article brings into debate young people’s meaning-making of climate justice in different geographic regions, and explores the roles of political, social, economic, and education actors in supporting youth’s climate agency in their communities. …”
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Schools near Toxics Release Inventory Sites: An Environmental Justice Study for Schoolchildren in Boston, MA by Yunliang Meng

“…This study uses statistical and GIS analysis methods to examine whether, in Boston, there are disparities in the proximity of public schools to Toxics Release Inventory sites based on school-level characteristics, such as schoolchildren’s racial and socio-economic statuses, educational resources and academic achievements. …”
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Performance status and change - measuring education system effectiveness with data from PISA 2000-2009 by Lenkeit, J, Caro, D

“…And policymakers refer to high-performing and economically prosperous education systems to enhance their own systemic features. …”

Satisfaction with family status and housework participation in modern China by Kan, MY, He, G, Wu, X

“…Results suggest that both men and women are less satisfied with their family status if they share more housework than their partners’, after controlling for household income, relative economic contribution, educational qualifications and other factors. …”

The lived experience of experts in economic intelligence: A phenomenological study by Kiumars morovat, Fariborz Dortaj, Aboutaleb Seadatee Shamir, Khadijeh Abolma’ali alhosseini

“…The study population of the present study included all professors of industrial psychology, financial management, economics and educational psychology and psychometrics in free and public universities with more than 5 years of teaching experience as well as some of the top entrepreneurs. 17 people (10 professors and 7 top entrepreneurs) were selected based on the principle of saturation and using purposive sampling method (theoretical sampling) and according to the inclusion criteria. …”
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Implementation of a large-scale solar photovoltaic system at a higher education institution in Illinois, USA by Jin H. Jo, Kadi Ilves, Tyler Barth, Ellen Leszczynski

“…Solar energy has several environmental, economic, and educational benefits for college campuses, but it is difficult for state schools to find funding for these projects. …”
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Factors Affecting Entrepreneurship Development in Ilam Agricultural Production Cooperatives by مرجان واحدی, masoumeh maleki, mohamad bagher arayesh

“…The results of regression analysis showed that both economic and educational-information factors could explain % 43.7 of changes in dependence variable of entrepreneurship development.…”
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Risk and Vulnerability Facing Hydrogeological Hazards of Mass Movements in the 'Quebrada del Diablo' Ravine, Tacna, Peru by Raul Cartagena Cutipa, Zoraira del Pilar Choque Chambilla, Pablo Alejandro Guillermo Medina, Angie Mercedes Martínez Tesillo, Humberto Jacinto Santana Soto, Martha Sofia Ventura Aco

“…Vulnerabilities were identified in environmental, physical, economic, social, educational, and cultural aspects using the methodology proposed by the National Institute of Civil Defense. …”
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When the Challenges of Widowhood Extend to Childcare: Essential Considerations for Social Work Practice by Misheck Dube

“…The findings showed that due to dwindling resource bases, widows are bound to fail to meet the physiological, psychosocial, economic and educational needs of their children. The article recommends deliberate and systematic social work considerations in efforts to intervene and avert the circumstances of the widows that have a negative impact on childcare.…”
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Exploring the Relationship between Early Leaving of Education and Training and Mental Health among Youth in Spain by Laura M. Guerrero-Puerta, Miguel A. Guerrero

“…In addition, the findings suggest that certain socio-economic and educational factors, such as bullying, academic stress, self-responsibilization of failure, and labels such as “NEET” can contribute to a decrease in mental health. …”
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Evaluatıon Of Attıtudes Of Orthodontıc Patıents Who Applıed At The Orthodontıc Department Of Istanbul Unıversıty by Hülya Kılıçoğlu, Serkal Arman, Can Par, Muhsin Çifter, Burcu Akar

“…Patients were asked to answer a questionnaire consisting of 11 questions concerning, their reasons to choose and come to the department, their socio-economic and educational conditions and their level of consciousness about orthodontic therapy. …”
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