As can be seen from the table below, the school retention rate for female indigenous students is higher than that for male students, although well below that for all non indigenous ones.

Ecology Ecosystems, Hydrology, Soil Sciences

For reasons set out above, indigenous students' access to universities has traditionally been difficult owing to such factors as geographical remoteness, cost, cultural prejudice and the low number of indigenous students completing pre university studies.

MENDIZABAL Teresa F Agricultural Sciences, Atmospheric Sciences, Ecology Ecosystems, Soil Sciences

Until now, indigenous students were registered as such only if they studied in schools located in Indigenous areas.

The Australian Government is committed to closing the educational divide between indigenous and non indigenous students.

However, university enrolment data show that there are more female indigenous university students than male.

Basic education for drop outs

In North America native studies centres abounded.

In 2004, 64.13 per cent of all indigenous university students were female.

14. Basic school supplies for primary pupils

In 2004, there were 7 schools in operation in the Territory, attended by a total of 749 pupils.

Are you a Japanese student?

The student was not an inhabitant of a Non Self Governing Territory.

1. Persons born in the national territory.

These and other problems result in high dropout rates among indigenous children, especially girls, and a progressive decrease in the number of indigenous students in secondary and higher education.

Physical, chemical and biological land and water deteriorations.

Many students bought the book.

We want people who can feel the math instinctively.

It is important to note that the inclusion of indigenous languages in school curricula has not been enough to close the gap that exists between the academic performance of indigenous students and that of the non indigenous population. Significant problems still exist in the standardization of spelling of indigenous languages, the teaching of indigenous languages as a mother tongue and the methodology for teaching second languages.

It is reported that Tasuku Honjo, who was born in January 27, 1942, is a Japanese doctor and medical scientist, a foreign academician of National Academy of Sciences, and a member of Japan Academy. He serves as the guest professor of Kyoto University at present.

In Mexico the Government provides assistance to 1,145,000 pupils from 47 indigenous groups in the form of 50,300 teachers in 19,000 educational centres through its bilingual and intercultural education programme the academic performance of indigenous pupils, however, falls far below that of the non indigenous population.

The Australian Government's indigenous education programmes do not specifically target female students.

Only 1.25 per cent of indigenous pupils reach secondary level (50 per cent nationwide).

(f) Location many indigenous peoples live in remote locations where essential services such as health clinics hospitals and schools are not available

This has enabled 176 indigenous students to enrol at the National University in Bogotá.

Enrollment at the college university level for the period 1989 90 to 2000 2001 increased 25.3 for males and 124.2 for females.

Once salt deposition and chemical deposition has had its effects, that answer is more like 12,000 of cost.

They reproduce. That's population biology 101.

The sciences and technology, including the role of traditional and local knowledge systems.

Now, I haven't met these particular students, but I've met students like them.

Priority is given to the selection of indigenous, black, brown or disabled students.

Textbooks for learning the national minority languages are provided free to pupils.

The parents of some 200 primary school children, whom the parents have declared to be ethnic Turks, have persistently demanded instruction in the Turkish language, while the Ministry of Education has rejected the demands, claiming the children lack even a fundamental command of the language.

Since Turkey will be one of the best sites to observe the last solar eclipse of the millennium, which is to take place on 11 August 1999, preparations have begun to accommodate large numbers of visitors to the sites where the total eclipse will be observed by departments of physics, astronomy and space science of Turkish universities.

Mr Ou has come to Japan to study Japanese.

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Agro Ecological School among Mba'e Katu Indigenous People, Paraguay This school for the Mba'e Katu Indigenous People started in March 2001, with 50 students coming from 10 communities of the Etnia Ava Guarani.

This measure, which was necessitated by the embargo itself, has also led to a reduction in the quantities of school textbooks and copybooks printed for students at all academic levels, including the university level.

Capital, land and labor are the three key factors of production.

457. Ibrahim Fateh al Rahman, a student at the University of Khartoum, was one of 23 students and university graduates reportedly arrested by security forces on 2 September 1996 in al Thawra, a suburb of Omdurman.

In many cases these schools were also the scene of physical, sexual and psychological abuse of indigenous students.

362. Most women graduates have studied civil engineering or industrial, chemical or manufacturing applications.

There are 35 public schools. School enrolment for kindergarten up to the twelfth grade is estimated at 30,000.

Do organic potatoes actually have fewer toxic chemicals used to produce them than conventional potatoes?