Sentence examples for schoolchildren interested from inspiring English sources

It gets schoolchildren interested in science like nothing else".

As well as plenty of stuff on the spoof (which had the then director general 90-percent fooled until his wife stepped in), they had a great display including eager letters from assorted schoolchildren interested in TV or radio who later became big BBC names.

There are many barriers to surmount, starting with getting schoolchildren interested in science and ensuring that undergraduate science and engineering majors succeed in attaining their college degrees in STEM (Chen and Soldner, 2013; Graham et al., 2013).

As the search for his successor begins and the accolades roll in, Mr. Dodson talked about turning a research library known mostly to scholars into a multifaceted cultural center open to tourists, schoolchildren and anyone interested in black culture.

In Paris Piaget devised and administered reading tests to schoolchildren and became interested in the types of errors they made, leading him to explore the reasoning process in these young children.

The mission of the TR Center, based at Dickinson State University in North Dakota, has been to gather and digitize copies of all Roosevelt-related items to make his legacy more readily accessible to scholars and schoolchildren, enthusiasts and interested citizens.

"Most people who come here, including schoolchildren, are more interested to know which member of the royal family drove which car than in the cars themselves," said Jaffar Khazai, a guide.

Among other things, she found that schoolchildren in Alabama were just as interested in whether she would run for public office someday as Sunday talk-show hosts were in Washington.

I want to believe that this younger generation of schoolchildren is far more excited and interested in space than their big brothers or sisters were.

The impact on some museums and galleries, according to one observer, is that 'scholarship, collection and curating are out of the window - the new breed of manager/directors is interested only in cramming into their building as many schoolchildren as possible'.

The high level of interest in the School without Violence approach, noted Ms. Svensson, "shows that schools are very much interested in solving the problem of violent behaviour among schoolchildren and youth, and that they are highly motivated to actively address the problem".