Sentence examples for equipped to educate from inspiring English sources

Under state law, any district not equipped to educate a child is required to pay for his or her education at an appropriate facility.

Suze Orman seems to think that average schoolteachers are ill equipped to educate children about personal finance because they "aren't empowered" and "teachers are too underpaid ever to have any real self-worth".

Schools aren't equipped to educate children about financial matters so we need to rely on mothers to do that job".

He believes San Benito is better equipped to educate children in the facilities than the shelters themselves.

Organisations that are not equipped to cultivate relationships with key donors and educate new ones in more meaningful ways will lose those supporters to organisations prepared to engage them more fully.

Compared to their parents the upwardly mobile second generation is much better equipped to provide educational support; they are socialized in the dominant culture, are highly educated, and know the Dutch education system well.

We concur with the plea made by Berry et al 30 to ensure that the current healthcare system is adequately educated and equipped to care for this growing proportion of vulnerable children within the hospital population.

After all, educated workers are better equipped to become gainful employees – and profitable consumers.

She stressed that educated women are better equipped to protect their children's health and well-being, as well as their own.

However, physicians are often ill equipped to interpret or utilize these genetic profiles, prompting calls to educate healthcare providers on genome-wide association studies and on medical genetics more generally [ 6- 10].

Many young men are well educated about aids and well equipped to protect themselves; many, however, are not.