public schools
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B1 中級
n. pl.名詞 (複数形)公立学校
My children attend public schools in our district.
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ロンドンの「私有」公共スペースの所有者は誰か？ (Who Owns London's (Privately Owned) Public Spaces?)
- It also meant tightly budgeted councils could instead shift their expenditure to other areas in need of funding, like adult care provisions, public schools or waste collection.
また、予算が逼迫している議会は、その代わりに、成人介護施設、公立学校、廃棄物収集など、資金が必要な他の分野に支出を振り向けることができる。
- It also meant tightly budgeted councils could instead shift their expenditure to other areas in need of funding, like adult care provisions, public schools, or waste collection.
私たちの都市がどのように変貌したかを見れば、その違いがわかるだろう。
なぜこの「レッドステート」は幼児教育を無料にしたのか (Why this red state made preschool free)
- CAP Tulsa. They share resources with Tulsa public schools and, in many cases, are built close together. Everything the children are doing in the classroom is intentionally arranged to stimulate their development in every respect. I am the executive director of CAP Tulsa. We were observing these children using these colorful, tiny tiles that they were gluing onto the first letter of their name. That type of skill, that fine motor skill development, prepares them to hold a pencil. I visited both CAP and public elementary pre-k classrooms to see the kinds of activities she met, like identifying the parts of a book, and creative problem-solving and collaboration. It's how to get along with people, how to self-regulate. And it works. Decades of research shows that kids that experience high-quality education environments as four-year-olds show up to elementary school with an advantage. Kindergarten teachers always know the children that have come through our program because they are the children that know how to be in school.
CAPタルサCAPタルサは、タルサの公立学校と資源を共有し、多くの場合、近くに建てられている。教室で子どもたちがしていることはすべて、あらゆる面で子どもたちの成長を刺激するように意図的に配置されている。私はCAPタルサのエグゼクティブ・ディレクターです。子どもたちがカラフルな小さなタイルを使って、自分の名前の頭文字に糊付けしているのを観察していました。このような技能、つまり細かい運動技能の発達が、鉛筆を持つ準備になるのです。私はCAPと公立小学校の就学前教室を訪問し、本のパーツを特定したり、創造的な問題解
- With this one piece of one sentence removed, Joe was proposing a universal program. But to catch that, you'd need to read the bill closely. And Joe didn't say, this is the bill that creates universal pre-k, even though that's exactly what it was. What he said was, this is the bill that keeps four-year-olds out of kindergarten, and it's voluntary for everybody, and I sat down. The bill also said school districts could use their funding to contract with existing early child care providers. They could get state funding to start a four-year-old program and use it to hire early childhood education programs already in place. It, of course, would have to meet the standards, and I did not explain to them that it was going to be Head Start. But since the bill didn't seem to threaten private child care's four-year-old clientele, and very few others fully understood it anyway, no one who actually understood the bill told lawmakers to vote no. If a lobbyist does not come into your office and explain this law and why you should vote no on it, the legislator doesn't have any help except me. It passed the House 99-0. Once the word got out about free, high-quality pre-k, Oklahoma parents jumped at the opportunity to enroll their four-year-olds in their local elementary school. It got to where they started lining up in the early, early hours of the morning so that they could be in their neighborhood school. Part of it was they needed child care. Andy and Jana McKenzie taught in early childhood education in Tulsa public schools for 40 years. That's Jana conducting kindergarten assessments in that video back before Oklahoma had free pre-k. These two were instrumental in setting up the existing pre-k program, including in forging the close partnership between Head Start and public schools still in place today. And I think parents very quickly realized that it was a great place for their child to be. Offering pre-k in Oklahoma school districts was and still is voluntary. But 27 years later, free high-quality education for four-year-olds is offered in public schools in every school district in Oklahoma. Because even though red states like Oklahoma don't generally support big social policies, there's nothing really controversial about it at this point.
この一文一文を削除すれば、ジョーは普遍的なプログラムを提案していたことになる。しかし、それを理解するには法案をよく読む必要がある。ジョーは、これが普遍的なプレ幼稚園を創設する法案だとは言っていない。彼が言ったのは、これは4歳児を幼稚園から遠ざける法案であり、誰もが任意で参加できるものだ、ということだった。法案はまた、学区は既存の早期保育事業者と契約するために資金を使うことができるとした。4歳児プログラムを開始するために州から資金をもらい、その資金ですでにある幼児教育プログラムを雇用することもできる。もちろ
自由の二つの側面：どちらがより自由か？ (Positive and Negative Liberty: Who has more Freedom?)
- Frank also doesn't like public schools.
フランクは公立学校も好きではない。
- Frank also doesn't like public schools.
フランクは公立学校も好きではない。
日本への移住と生活 🇯🇵 11年の経験を20分で | 日本での生活 EP294 (Moving to and Living in Japan 🇯🇵 11 Years of Experience in 20 Minutes | Life in Japan EP 294)
- And we put them into the public schools, which are neighborhood schools.
そして、それらを近所の公立学校に入れています。
- And we put them into the public schools, which are neighborhood schools.
でも、私たちのところは5時です。
教科書に戻る：デンマーク、デジタル学習を後退させる • FRANCE 24 English (Back to textbooks: Denmark rolls back digital learning • FRANCE 24 English)
- The coming generations who are now starting public schools, who are now being brought up, I mean, they will hopefully have better conditions growing up than the current generation because they were basically lost in the digital space.
今年は人口の10%が参加し、デンマーク人の4分の1が行動を変えたと答えています。
- The coming generations who are now starting public schools, who are now being brought up,
今、公立学校に通い始め、育てられている次の世代は、現在の世代よりも良い成長環境を得られることを願っています。なぜなら、彼らは基本的にデジタル空間で迷子になり、私たち親、私の世代は、どうすればいいかわからなかったからです。
なぜ多くの中国人学生がアメリカに来るのか (Why So Many Chinese Students Come to America)
- On the other hand, the way public schools pay the bills is a little less obvious: lower tuition is made up for by state and federal funding, aka everyone's favorite, taxes.
学生は家族の期待に応えたと感じ、大学ではリラックスして過ごすことができます。
- On the other hand, the way public schools pay the bills is a little less obvious.
一方で、公立学校のツケの払い方はちょっと目立ちません。
民主党にとって「巨大な問題」：エンテン、知事選を分析 (‘Massive problem' for Dems: Enten on governor elections)
- Governors wake up every day focused on getting results, on creating better jobs, creating safer communities, expanding access to health care, improving our public schools.
これらのイベントに招待されていますか？
- You know, governors wake up every day focused on getting results, on creating better jobs, creating safer communities, expanding access to health care, improving our public schools.
ご存知の通り、州知事は毎日、結果を出すこと、より良い雇用を創出すること、より安全なコミュニティを創出すること、医療へのアクセスを拡大すること、公立学校を改善することに集中しています。
宗教は常に帝国の道具 #元キリスト教徒 #政教分離調査 #キリスト教ナショナリズム (religion is ALWAYS a tool of empire #exchristian #ChurchStateSeparationPoll #christiannationalism)
- According to a recent Associated Press poll, most people in the U.S. disagree with teacher-led prayer or setting aside mandatory prayer time in public schools.
最近のAP通信の世論調査によると、米国では教師主導の祈りや公立学校での強制的な祈りの時間の確保に反対する人が多い。
- disagree with teacher-led prayer or setting aside mandatory prayer time in public schools.
この矛盾は、さらなる法廷闘争や、キリスト教ナショナリストによる教会と国家の境界線を曖昧にしようとする動きが強まる可能性を残している。