Sentence examples for engender school from inspiring English sources

The state can stand by and allow its children to attend schools that are incapable of turning out students who are able to compete in today's global marketplace or they can take bold steps to engender school reform and innovation.

Thoughts of going our separate ways after high school engender emotions of sadness and wonder.

A touch grand perhaps but it captures the essence of the culture we are trying to engender throughout the school.

From an institution to engender life, the school became, sometime in the last few years, a harbinger of death, in ways so brutal that much of Yemen is still reeling in the aftermath.

It simply increases the sense of "us" and "them" that "faith schools" engender.

Defoe engendered a whole school of "Robinsonnades" in most European countries, the most famous example being Wyss's Swiss Family Robinson (1812 13).

Although charter schools engender fierce debate — most recently over ballot measures in Georgia and Washington State — their ranks are growing rapidly, according to a new report.

"It's a great boost for the staff and it engenders within the school a spirit of independence and a willingness to innovate and do things separate from the herd".

He said: "If only 10% of parents in a very small primary school can engender a meeting with governors which might put the career of the head teacher at stake, then we think that's a recipe for some kind of trouble.

Spending time with peers at school may engender a sense of belonging, 34 and it may promote better health.

One possible reason for the lack of progress in the diagnosis and management of CFS/ME, is that training at medical school can engender negative attitudes and a lack of confidence in the management of CFS/ME [ 12].