Sentence examples for task of fostering from inspiring English sources
The teacher is faced with the task of fostering these interactions.
To Gates, who had spent some time studying in Japan, he bequeathed the task of "fostering social transformation" by "convening dinners in cities with extreme racial and social tension just beneath well-articulated geographical boundaries".
In other words, at the core of intermediation is the task of fostering understanding between different domains of knowledge.
Maybe after that, the Department of Defense can work on the larger task of fostering real equality in the military, so that Hispanic troops will have the chance to succeed the same as any other.
So now, right in the heart of the situation, I find myself rumbling (a term Brene Brown uses frequently in her book) with my own pain and trauma just by taking on the task of fostering.
Consequently, medical teams face the task of fostering the quality of life for these children and their families.
Parents today have the daunting task of simultaneously fostering their kids' independence while needing to keep them safe from the legion of unseen dangers that lurks online.
In a September 2006 essay in Poetry, Mr. Barr bemoaned the "intellectual and spiritual stagnation" of contemporary poetry, took university writing programs to task for fostering "a climate of careerism" and called for poets to "live broadly, then write boldly".
During a journalistic trip to Moscow in the early 2000s, I met an aide to the relatively new President Putin, whose tasks included trying to devise ways of fostering a new sense of national pride among citizens who saw the collapse of the Soviet Union as a humiliating defeat.
In terms of fostering student argumentation in the classroom, two conditions appear particularly important: an instructional task that challenges students to consider alternate ideas and a social context that invites dialogue (Osborne et al., 2004).
Early fostering reduces exposure of piglets to the stress of fostering.
