Sentence examples for approach to educate from inspiring English sources

The American College of Cardiology Emerging Faculty program was developed in 2005 to promote a systematic approach to "educate the educators" through training and mentorship.

Peer education programmes offer a powerful approach to educate youth and change their health behaviours.

"Stop Arguing and Start Debating" (editorial, Aug. 22) advocates one-on-one debates between Al Gore and George W. Bush as the best approach to educate voters and spur public interest.

During the 2000, 2001, and 2002 ozone seasons, the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) employed a four-pronged, multimedia approach to educate the public about air quality in the Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) region.

The implementation of farmer field school (FFS) program along with strong extension service could help in this direction as it is an innovative, participatory, and interactive model approach to educate the farmer about various farm practices, crop management strategies, and technological up-gradation.

They have what is an admirable purpose in mind and base it on a fifth-grade exercise Sheppard underwent as part of a teacher's approach to educate her charges in the Civil War.

The Government has decided to pursue more vigorously the inclusive education approach to educating children with disabilities.

In her article, my mother laid out the basic tenets of her approach to educating us.

Their support enabled a unique, innovative and successful approach to educating future audiences and film-makers about and through film.

For more than three decades, he dedicated his life to caring for our patients, supporting our faculty and imparting a strong and sensitive approach to educating our residents.

But Mr. Smith's approach to educating visitors about creepy crawlers and their roles in the ecosystems they inhabit includes a blunt agenda.