Sentences with phrase «citizens of tomorrow»

Schools are taking this matter more seriously than most, after all, they're in the best position to shape the responsible citizens of tomorrow.

So how do schools respond to these changes and build a classroom of today that can provide learning fit for pupils to become confident digital citizens of tomorrow?

The students of today are worthy citizens of tomorrow.

But outside of statutory PSHE there are other things that schools can do to help nurture the risk aware citizens of tomorrow.

It is also important for the school to help pupils become more risk aware as opposed to risk averse and equip the citizens of tomorrow with the skills and knowledge they need to keep themselves (and others) safe.

The Decade provides a solid base for scaling up our efforts to prepare the citizens of tomorrow to respond to the challenges of today.

As the future of business owners and employees and most importantly — educators of the citizens of tomorrow — it is vital foruniversities to invest time and effort into educating students on the impact their actions have online.

While it is true that schools have both a legal and ethical duty to ensure the safety of pupils and staff, when it comes to shaping the behaviours and attitudes of the citizens of tomorrow, attention needs to be paid to encouraging children to become risk - aware and not risk - averse.

It is important for the school to help pupils become more «risk aware» as opposed to «risk averse» and equip the citizens of tomorrow with the skills and knowledge they need to keep themselves and others safe.

Redesigning schools in these ways will more effectively prepare the citizens of tomorrow.