"A high school student in Japan should be able to access these papers and nurture their intellect," Price said.
A learning community that fails to nurture the intellects of those who serve as its pillars becomes stagnant and divorces teachers from the fundamental value of being lifelong students.
He has been a supporter of Boys & Girls Clubs of America as well as a program called Peace4Kids, which is a program for foster youths and underprivileged youth in South Los Angeles, California where kids are involved in daily activities that stimulate and nurture creativity and intellect.
But by now Michael is in secondary school, where his keen intellect is nurtured by a Mr. Chips type nicknamed Gobbo, the kind of teacher who makes a critical difference in a young man's life.
Their stories have similar threads: smart girls who nurtured their own intellects and eventually their desires to move in a world larger than what they'd known.
The Duke University School of Medicine strives to attract, educate, and nurture students who have extraordinary compassion, humanism, and intellect.
Hillary's instincts as a woman are to nurture but she combines that with a lethal intellect and a willingness to use force if necessary to secure the safety of the American people.
Their precocious intellects were nurtured by the adults in their lives.
Development of the intellect and understanding the self are extended to nurturing the development of others and participation in civic life, all of which provide different kinds of satisfaction the close personal relationships found in the Relationship and Material Well-being factor.
"This incredible community's passion and intellect and perseverance have taken my small contribution and nurtured it, enhanced it, breathed life into it," he wrote.
I'm hopeful all parents will think about nurturing in their children the important human qualities of compassion, sensitivity, intellect and strength.
