Sentence examples for school nurturing from inspiring English sources
Some 8 million of Pakistan's school-age children are spending their days not in school nurturing their minds, but working in brick kilns, sweatshops and fields.
They can take or audit some business classes when they're in school, nurture their verbal/oral and written communication skills, and brush up on their PowerPoint skills.
By inculcating group values and incorporating pupils in constructing their own shared values, there were indications that teachers in this school nurtured the principles of care, acceptance and concern for 'others'; fostering what emerged as 'peer-keeping'.
Science teachers in middle and high school nurtured her interest in science, and witnessing the ravages of cancer in her own family--her father died of the disease--cemented her career plans.
The school nurtured independent thinking and commitment to social justice.
I've played games for most of my life, but playing with my partner after high school nurtured it into a greater hobby.
He then returned to Lagos, where he introduced art courses into Nigerian schools, nurturing the African modernism he had helped initiate.
Business schools, they argued, would be better off acting more like their professional counterparts, such as medical or law schools, nurturing skilled practitioners as well as frequent publishers.However, business-school professors have an incentive not to change.
Parents and schools nurture self-esteem, and value self-expression in offspring and students.
Schools nurture our children to become our future doctors, teachers, and police officers.
"We--as people invested in how out schools nurture diversity and acceptance--must deliberately join those conversations".
