Sentence examples for educational nurturing from inspiring English sources

So it is also that the Islamic school is one of the houses of worship, whose aims are confined to acquiring knowledge also, but also it is an educational nurturing ground that raises the individual with comprehensive development of mind and body.

It would be impossible to talk about a durable path for the country without talking about pursuing educational excellence, nurturing a culture of innovation and collaboration and building an energy menu that can foster progress through this century without overloading the atmosphere with greenhouse gases.

The first quarter has already begun to highlight the epidemiologic differences between a local hospital in Chennai and national averages in the US (from where multiple institutions, including ours, are nurturing educational and training collaborations with hospitals in India).

This finding is important because it raises some important questions about how gifted students are identified based solely on examinations for admittance in school programs, the absence of checklist to nominate or to identify science gifted, and the failure of educational service to nurture and promote the factors of science giftedness.

These efforts have taken the form of subsidies to the airfreight costs of fresh foods, along with educational activities to nurture a greater public awareness of food preparation and healthy eating practices.

It describes itself thus: "Peppy Pals is an award-winning EdTech platform developing fun, educational games and books nurturing children's Emotional Intelligence (EQ).

To encourage family and community involvement in early childhood services: "families play a central nurturing and educational role in their children's lives…[and] should be assisted by early childhood centres and staff to support their children's development and learning" (OECD, 2006, p.17).   8.

Hence, we are more likely to attribute positive characteristics, such as doing well on educational tests, to their nurture rather than nature.

Rural longitudinal integrated clerkship (LIC) programs for third-year medical students provide strong educational curricula and can nurture interest in rural surgical practice.

The programs we examined are situated within two school sites Philippine Science High School (PSHS) and National High School with Special Science Program (NHS-SSP), each offering distinct educational programs designed to nurture different levels of science giftedness.

Entrepreneurship should be nurtured in any educational environment; not necessarily only in formal education such as universities or colleges.