Sentence examples for carefully educate from inspiring English sources

The treatment/counselling program is individualized and is based on; psycho-education e.g. determine the woman's knowledge on childbirth and carefully educate her in relaxation, explain the physiological features of panic and anxiety; cognitive behaviour theory e.g. assess thoughts, measure feelings and discuss avoidance and how to alter the reactions on certain thoughts.

If you can't tell the difference between a blueberry and a pokeberry, you need to carefully educate yourself, and periodically refresh the lessons.

"And it's a chance to carefully educate and train the next generation of opera singers and respond to their needs in everything from ear training and score reading to repertory choices," he said.

Thus, Catholics are taught to carefully educate themselves as to revealed norms and norms derived therefrom, so as to form a correct conscience.

In addition, more time should be spent with the family to carefully educate and explain the risks of observation alone versus therapy, drug side effects, and toxicities.

It would be much safer, Plato thought, to entrust power to carefully educated guardians.

"Consumers need to be very carefully educated as to what these scores mean if it's going to serve the purpose GoodGuide says it does," he said.

But, somehow, life is warmer and closer, the hearth burns more redly, the lights of home shine softer on the rainy street, the very names endeared in verse and music cling nearer round our hearts". Stevenson's father intended him for a lawyer, and with that end in view carefully educated him at private schools and at the University of Edinburgh.

So he needs to be carefully educated, and he needs limited options.

He hired his staff carefully, educating them, and promoting only from within.

The personnel performing the measurements were carefully educated by a senior researcher.