Sentence examples for changing children from inspiring English sources

But deep in its heart Labour still believes that only by changing children do you change society, and that education's main purpose is to close the gap between the elite and the masses.In this section Still taking on the world?

Changing children's lives "When I give a ball to a child, I know I can change that child's life for the better," said Antoine Deliège from Belgium who's working closely with a UNICEF partner in Rwanda  that ensures children and young people have the opportunity to play.

The CtC Clubs Project has exceeded all expectations in changing children's perceptions of themselves and their ability to be agents of change.

Chris Davies, vice president of Kellogg College, says technology is changing children's abilities in "quite haphazard" ways.

She is one of those teachers who gets year-end letters expressing appreciation for changing children's lives.

I've been conducting large scale demonstrations in my school for the 180 juniors and have had great success with changing children's perspectives towards cooking and eating.

Nor has it succeeded in sufficiently changing child feeding and hygiene practices.

She denies there is any conflict between her own passionate belief that the quality of relationships is paramount, and the push by schools and early years minister Liz Truss to cut childcare costs by changing child-adult ratios.

But other quirks in Connecticut's changing child welfare laws over the years will most likely delay any trial in the Skakel case for some time, legal experts said.

A perpetrator also may cause someone to miss or be late to work in any number of ways, from changing child-care arrangements, to denying access to transportation, to physical restraint.

The schools and children included in the study were anonymized by giving the schools numbers and changing the children's names.