Sentence examples for improving behaviour from inspiring English sources

As well as improving behaviour, the scheme prevents pupils from missing out on education; if anything, they work harder than they would normally.

To address the crisis, sexual consent workshops are being held in a growing number of universities – though these have been ridiculed by some students and it remains to be seen how effective they are at improving behaviour.

Staley, who will take over on 1 December, told staff he wanted to focus on bolstering returns to shareholders but also on improving behaviour that was called into question as a result of the Libor-rigging crisis.

The Observer reported last Sunday on a growing row over remarks by Tom Bennett – who was appointed last year to chair a government committee on improving behaviour in schools – made in a column in the Times.

'On current evidence,' Dr Richardson suggests, 'fish oils might be at least as much help in alleviating anxiety, stress and depression in all those worried mums as they are in improving behaviour and learning ability in their children.' The trouble is, fish-oil supplements don't have nearly as much clout as oily fish - the mackerel, sardines, salmon and fresh tuna (canned tuna is less beneficial).

Stimulation has modest support for improving behaviour, mood, and, to a lesser extent, function.

One approach towards improving behaviours and culture is with the application of on-going awareness activities.

In the study by Scafidi & Field [ 22] the effectiveness of a massage therapy in improving behaviours and increasing weight of neonates born to HIV-positive mothers was tested.

Good design improves behaviour.

Anything we can collectively do to improve behaviour is fine by me.

The ban symbolises a government giving up on trying to improve behaviour.