development education

British  

noun

1. an area of study that aims to give pupils an understanding of their involvement in world affairs

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Example Sentences

HHS attributes the report to a 14-member “Make America Healthy Again” commission, composed mostly of cabinet members and other officials with no responsibility for or expertise in public health, such as the secretaries of Housing and Urban Development, Education, Agriculture and Veterans Affairs and directors of White House budget and economic offices.

From Los Angeles Times

The nonprofit Welcoming America created the Welcoming Standard, a framework with seven benchmarks for governments and organizations to use when resettling new immigrants: civic engagement, connected communities, economic development, education, equitable access, government and community leadership, and safe communities.

From Los Angeles Times

The 27th District includes Fredericksburg and the surrounding areas, one of the fastest growing locations in Virginia, a swing district where growth, development, education and transportation are important issues that often don’t play out along party lines.

From Seattle Times

It has an ethos of achieving "more than a degree", and does this by working alongside more than 3,000 employers to offer students real world career development education.

From BBC

Peace Corps assignments going forward will focus on projects that support community economic development, education and youth, the U.S. embassy in San Salvador announced in a statement on Thursday.

From Reuters