Sentence examples for environment in school from inspiring English sources

The 130-question survey developed by the Parents' Resource Institute for Drug Education (Pride, for short) seeks to measure students' involvement with drugs and alcohol, as well as the environment, in school and outside it, in which any substance abuse occurs.

"We're in a stressful environment in school, and if we can start now, it will be a lot easier," said Cristiana, 17, a senior who will be getting up at 6 30 a.m. and riding two public buses to reach the high school for the summer program.

The suitable and appropriate environment in school makes it an easy place for training and reinforcement of knowledge and skills.

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How can we create an environment in school where they not only feel accepted but celebrated?" Ed Yohnka, spokesman for the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois, which is representing the student, said she is looking forward to finally gaining access to the locker room.

In conclusion, evidence from this study suggests that, children not living with both parents, are more likely to have worse adherence to ART, in part due to an inadequate support environment in school and within the nuclear or extended family.

Contrary to certain claims, the cellphone ban will not create a better learning environment in schools.

Recommendations are given in the areas of training, peaceful co-existence and participation to promote a healthy learning environment in schools.

"It creates an open environment in schools, for everybody, not only LGBT people," says Stefanie Fichter, 28, from ABqueer, an NGO that organises for young LGBT volunteers to talk in schools about anti-discrimination and their experience of coming out.

Instead of numbing children down with tests on subjects like maths, language and history, we should create an interactive learning environment in schools, where craftsmanship and problem-solving are valued as highly as the ability to absorb and regurgitate information.

The young people Stonewall works with tell them time after time that visible role models help restore the self-esteem that's often been knocked out of them by homophobic bullying or an anti-gay environment in schools.