The effect is more educational than engaging; pedantic rather than dramatic.
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Here, SEEING starts to become less visual exhibition, more educational laboratory.
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Firstly, it was more educational and serious videos that [were] fun.
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These are usually more educational board games like Scrabble or Scattergories.
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The goal is more educational, and more aimed at university students.
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Additionally, Murthy suggested more educational initiatives to target teens and young adults.
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Such families often have higher incomes to provide more educational opportunities too.
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The experience I had could not have been more educational or inspiring.
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Having a safari driver is so much more educational than going by yourself.
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They say it will also bring more educational and economic opportunities to Hawaii.
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Ms. Bates also hopes to offer more educational opportunities as the farm's output increases.
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Members have expressed interest in more educational activities, as well as smaller interest-based offshoots.
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Members have expressed interest in more educational activities, as well as smaller interest-based offshoots.
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In fact, Grubbs said one of the big opportunities is bringing more educational content to Asia.
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Yet, Afghans now have far more educational opportunities and resources than they had a decade ago.
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That means there are no YouTube stars on Jellies, and its videos are more educational than sensational.
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Astor said the legacy that he and his wife prefer to leave is more educational than sentimental.
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These communities tended to contain voters who earn a higher income, have more educational attainment, live in suburbs.
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Together, these families showcase the diversity of our children's' academic needs and their need for more educational options.
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Like work that has preceded it, the project could have been more educational, intellectually challenging, or critically focused.
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These two principles reinforce each other: the more that the state's role contracts, the more educational variety will flourish.
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Finally, and I think it's fair to ask, which show is more educational: The Magic School Bus or Little Einsteins?
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These positive outcomes — higher achievement, greater integration, more educational options — are why school choice enjoys overwhelming support from diverse communities.
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Google's YouTube is investing $20 million into getting more educational videos ranging from cooking tutorials to science explainers on its platform.
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In response to queries, Alexa is supposed to give more educational answers, and use vocabulary that's tailored to a younger audience.
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Maybe a combination of a human representative and AR tech would be more educational, or maybe it would just be overwhelming.
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Those could include greater sharing of intelligence and information, more robust participation in military exercises and more educational exchanges, he said.
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"I would be surprised to see a couple of more educational sessions would make a difference on the results," she said.
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In 2012, a Pakistani Taliban gunman shot Malala Yousafzai, a teenager who had been calling for more educational opportunities for girls.
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Early last year, students at the Public University of El Alto, a bastion of political activism, began demonstrating for more educational funding.
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It has also created 1,000 extra spaces in each entering freshman class, providing more educational access to qualified students than ever before.
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That's why it makes sense that Apple is now rolling out more educational resources to its developer site to help address these concerns.
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It's similar in intent to "The Quiet Game," where prizes are awarded for who can remain silent the longest, but somewhat more educational.
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Many Egyptians want an increase in government spending that they believe will help create more jobs, improve health care, and establish more educational opportunities.
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If Microsoft can make a go of this, it might convince other game companies to at least consider more educational applications of their games.
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The company has since stopped breeding killer whales in captivity, partnered with the Humane Society and started making its shows more educational, Manby said.
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National School Choice Week celebrates those options and should inspire policymakers from coast to coast to support even more educational opportunities for all students.
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A couple of years ago, Noggin took its first steps into offering more educational content with the addition of curriculum-based "play along" videos.
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Several other campuses are working to pass student government resolutions that ban facial recognition on campus, and more educational events are planned throughout spring.
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Couldn't the $1,000 per month Yang wants to give to everyone with a pulse be better spent providing more educational or job training opportunities?
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Last year, 2202 states introduced private school choice bills, 2628 of which were education savings account bills, to give families and children more educational options.
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The question of whether we need more educational and interactive material that directly addresses color in the ancient world must be met with an explicit yes.
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Its answers to factual questions will have a more educational intent, and if you ask it to tell you a joke, they'll be more kid-friendly.
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Political leaders say that more educational options — and fewer, better staffed schools — will help raise academic standards and establish a consistent rate of spending per student.
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As parental demand grows for more educational options and opportunities, states like Colorado that lack private school choice programs are not bravely resisting experimental new policies.
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Ms. DeVos has referenced Potter's House in numerous interviews and speeches as having inspired her to advocate for low-income families to have more educational choices.
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The company said it aims to enmesh more educational content with other brands such as Fisher-Price and Thomas & Friends, which are popular in the Asian country.
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When I returned to school after my leave, I found in the peers around me stories and experiences at times more educational than those found in textbooks.
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She wrote an anonymous blog for the BBC Urdu service as a schoolgirl during the Taliban rule and later became outspoken in advocating more educational opportunities for girls.
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But even though women have more educational attainment and are more likely to "marry down" educationally, they are still more likely to be out-earned by their partners.
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The company released a new set of FPV goggles and a tiny camera tailored for drone racers and filmers, as well as the more educational-focused RoboMaster S1.
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Advocates say cities need to do more educational outreach, increase hand-washing stations and restroom access, and send medical treatment teams to public areas where people are living.
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The device now tracks a wider range of health signals, including heart rate and body movement, and has more educational content and a dashboard for users to track progress.
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It also gave her the chance to partner her Barefoot Foundation, which is focused on universal education, with FIFA's One Goal, and bring more educational opportunities to South Africa.
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No, we're not talking about the big bus tours or Sex and the City pilgrimages, but rather, unique arts and cultural experiences that are way more educational than cheesy.
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The Chinese company's latest project takes a decidedly more educational bent, with a plan to teach kids STEM skills with the 410-piece JIMU Robot BuilderBots Series: Overdrive Kit.
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I think if there are more educational courses available and butchery is marketed as a more attractive career prospect, then it's definitely time for more women in the industry.
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The subscription service is another step forward in pushing science and technology playthings to parents looking for more educational toys, while simultaneously adding more recurring monthly services for Amazon customers.
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The ability to plan, prevent, and space pregnancies is directly linked to numerous benefits to women, men, children, families, and society, including more educational and economic opportunities and healthier babies.
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"There&aposs a stigma around podcasts that they tend to be more educational or news-driven, which our audience sees as being on the boring side," Nam told Business Insider.
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One of those issues is the importance of removing barriers and creating more educational opportunities for Americans who have the aspiration to be our future innovators, entrepreneurs, teachers, and leaders.
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"Chinese parents tend to buy more educational toys, science kits and learning toys than all their counterparts in America and Europe," said Shaun Rein, managing director of China Market Research Group.
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Revamped Help Center: We will be updating our Help Center by the end of the year for better ease of use, more educational material and a simple way to contact us.
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Recently, I was asked to speak at a private high school in Washington, D.C., to share my experience and talk about why we need more educational opportunities for people in prison.
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Food companies complain that FDA's approach to inspection is punitive, versus a more educational approach taken at [USDA], where on-site inspectors work with food processors to assure safe food production.
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At this stage, drinking the 2015 Les Vieux Clos was more educational than enjoyable, a lesson in the difference between oxidative and oxidized wines, which are ruined by exposure to air.
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"People with higher IQs tend to do better in life, but that is partly because they are given more educational and other opportunities, which can create self-fulfilling prophecies," Sternberg said.
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The way to solve the racial diversity problem facing the NYC schools is to develop a widespread culture of valuing education, and provide more educational resources to communities that require them.
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Not for Those With E-sports Scholarships All We Want to Do Is Watch Each Other Play Video Games The Learning Network: Should There Be More Educational Video Games in School?
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"Advertisements may leave parents with the impression that toys with a 'virtual' or digital-based platform are more educational," said Aleeya Healey, MD, FAAP, a lead author of the recent AAP report.
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Restructuring contracts around the nation's public policy goals would ensure that private operators provide more educational programming and job training — and that they prepare their inmates for successful reentry to the community.
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Unlike expos like E3, where publishers arrive to make announcements and showcase their new products, GDC has a more educational aim, with panels from top developers teaching the finer points of their craft.
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What sort of market exists for these more educational and do-it-yourself DNA kits is yet to be seen, although start-ups that do work similar to Bento Lab say people are interested.
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After criticism that Barbie's curvy body promoted an unrealistic image for young girls, Mattel added a wider variety of skin tones, body shapes, hijab-wearing dolls and science kits to make Barbie more educational.
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The El Segundo, California-based toymaker has made several tweaks to Barbies, by adding a variety of skin tones, plus-sized and hijab-wearing models and science kits to make the products more educational.
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Excluding a K-12 85033 expansion in the final tax bill would be an huge missed opportunity for Congress and the Trump administration to fulfill a promise to families to access more educational options.
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Their most recent donation to the New England Historic Genealogical Society will help establish more educational programming, expand the headquarters and back a curriculum in family history at public schools, according to the Associated Press.
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It was, however, also one of the more educational bouts you will see headline a card and as my job is to point to the beautiful and the vulnerable it makes for an excellent study.
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In societies where both sexes have greater freedom — and women have more educational and professional opportunities relative to men than in the past — the sexes' academic interests tend to diverge relative to more traditional societies.
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Or, if you prefer something more educational, the app offers flashcard-style faces that with every flick of your wrist can help you learn the constellations, new languages or about the planets in our solar system.
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"Very few people know our product outside of the specific niche that we're in, so we prepared by developing a lot of collateral and have been more educational in the conversations we've been having," he says.
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Even after a decade-and-a-half in charge, Rattle said it was still a mystery to him how the orchestra worked, but it had ultimately embraced more educational outreach, a wider repertoire and new programming.
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If you've never been to a comic convention, it's kind of like being at an indoor theme park, but with fewer nausea-inducing rides with long lines, and more educational seminars and book signings with long lines.
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Recently launched out of beta, U.K. startup Shape wants to create a more educational trading experience for a new generation of traders, including those who might be concerned with the ethical standards of the sectors or companies they back.
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The study also found that posts from plastic surgeons tended to be more educational, while those from other providers were more promotional, but often used less formal or technical language of the type that users might more readily search for.
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Today the smaller startup already has millions of users in Europe, including schools that use it to teach K-12 math curriculum subjects, but alongside that it will also to start to develop more educational content for the main Kahoot platform.
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Asked why the broadcaster wanted to venture into its own branded hardware, the company explained that it's both about catering to today's multi-screen generation, while also meeting parents' demand for more educational content, which PBS has historically focused on providing.
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"You're going to have some recipes that are more of a gateway, you're going to have some recipes that are more educational, you're going to have recipes that are crowd-pleasers, recipes that are a bit more creative," Roman said.
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People in the first group, outward migrants from mining areas, had significantly more educational-attainment-promoting SNPS, and fewer damaging ones, than any of the other groups, while people in the second group, stay-at-homes in mining areas, had the opposite.
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EA created a special Ewok battle to protect the forest moon of Endor For the app The Earth, which describes itself as "an interactive model that lets kids study and observe the geological forces that change the planet," the integration is more educational.
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Thompson's hiring indicates Apple's interest in bringing content that will appeal to those who don't regularly watch traditional TV, but instead like to stream more educational fare — like documentary films and docu-series, biographies, shows with a historical focus and other non-fiction.
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For an MBA grad, that translates to one "hard sell" post, which relates directly to you and your MBA; one "soft sell" post, which is more educational and displays your leadership abilities; and four general pieces that your network may find useful.
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But critics said her curvy body promoted an unrealistic image for young girls, and sales began dropping in 2014, leading California-based Mattel to add a wider variety of skin tones, body shapes, hijab-wearing dolls and science kits to make the products more educational.
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Their shared concerns include rising childcare costs, out-of-control traffic and commutes, protecting patients with preexisting conditions, affordable health care and home prices, school safety, caring for aging parents, paid parental leave, workforce development, putting money away for the future and accessing more educational opportunities.
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Those from Iran and Bangladesh are in Graphic Stamps; they both, unsurprisingly, feature eyes, but Iran's is more aesthetically focused, embedding an eye in a colorful impossible square while Bangladesh's is more educational, with an eye gazing upon sight-improving foods such as a carrot and and egg.
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Last year the number of Americans who visited Cuba on "people-to-people" trips—required to be more educational than typical tourism—almost doubled from the year earlier and continues to grow rapidly as airlines prepare to begin scheduled flights for the first time in more than half a century.
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"The amazing thing about being able to provide more educational content to YouTube is that children, who may be first generation from an emerging or developing country, they now have a mobile phone and they have the ability to watch content," said Cynthia So Schroeder, Next 10's recently hired vice president of marketing, who's leading the incubation efforts.
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As schools budget for field trips to Washington, D.C., more educational institutions need to allocate resources for study trips to appropriate museums and historical destinations such as the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in D.C., Holocaust memorials and museums in other states and, if overseas trips are possible, former Nazi concentration camps such as Auschwitz, Dachau and Bergen-Belsen.
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Secretary of Education Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE on Monday said the federal government will not dictate school choice, pushing instead for letting states decide on more educational issues.
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Those initiatives have included a substantial tax increase on high-income earners; an increase in the state minimum wage to $15 an hour; a shift in state funding policy to direct more educational dollars toward schools in low-income neighborhoods; an array of policies to protect and integrate undocumented immigrants (from state drivers' licenses to the so-called "sanctuary state" policies limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement); probably the most aggressive effort of any state to implement the Affordable Care Act; and a succession of carrots and sticks -- tax incentives and regulations -- meant to reduce carbon emissions, improve automotive fuel efficiency and generate more of the state's electricity from renewable sources led by solar and wind power.
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