Sentence examples for nurtured to learn from inspiring English sources

The implication is that students should be nurtured to learn to agree on pertinent issues when interacting with their peers and only disagree with reference to facts.

"Our destiny, if we are to survive, is to nurture nature and to learn from it how to nurture ourselves and our fellow beings.

Instead nurture her desire to learn in her own way and at her own pace.

She sees in each new generation something to nurture, to compete with and to learn from.

Current efforts between the two regional powers in fostering industrial co-operation should be nurtured and Nigeria needs to learn from China's industrialization strategy of dedication, pragmatism and long-term planning (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2015).

Arising from a major review led by MOE under the Steering Committee on PSE, MOE announced in 2000, its commitment to re-direct the focus of PSE onto the crucial aspects of kindergarten education as it was far more important to nurture children's eagerness to learn and their sense of wonder and curiosity in the preschool years (Wong 2000).

You will never get this opportunity again to learn and nurture your career, and there will be plenty of time in the future to help your colleagues.

"It has been an unusual learning curve for some of them and I think for some of the senior players have had to learn to nurture and not shout as much as they have done previously at some of the young boys.

"Culture is good and we should nurture it, but you need to learn about sex and relationships," she said.

I could continue to learn and nurture my creative self without continuously measuring myself against the talents of others.

By having parents introduce their children to soccer in their early years of development, Byer is nurturing a toddler's ability to learn at a more accelerated pace than even ten-year-olds can.