Sentences with phrase «cultural respect»

But others point to many factors at play in achievement, including teacher training, cultural respect for the teaching profession, curriculum, hours spent studying and parental expectations.

For example, providing a range of opportunities for children and their families to share their personal stories creates an atmosphere of cultural respect and acknowledgement of diversity.

However, as with «cultural security», none of the available cultural respect literature provides direction on how cultural training will achieve this goal.

In an effort to contribute to a more inclusive approach to global security, I previously proposed a new principle of security, the multi-sum security principle, which accounted amongst other things for cultural respect as a security concern.

Your Winter Stew Correspondent is going to take you to a special place — where hyper - capitalism has merged with a deep cultural respect for deliciousness.

Common is ethical with green initiatives and cultural respect for staff and local communities so no guilt needed about exploitation of the Balinese culture and environment.

-- Empowerment and development of inclusive national narratives — Global knowledge of cultures and histories — Cultural respect and understanding — Communication, exchange and exposure — Global citizenry through responsible media and political statements — Global values and equality — Avoidance of dehumanization of the other and abuse of knowledge — Other moral truths and views.

«We established this organization to unite all Omo Oduduwa, thus fostering development partnership internally and with other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria and off - shore nation's under the fiscal constitution based on equity, equality, love, cultural respect and progressive and all outstanding Yoruba core values of Omoluabi», he stressed.

And the cultural respect for teachers is very high.

With her cultural respect for the connection between healthy oceans and healthy people, we are proud to endorse her as an ocean champion.

And it's a way the community went oh okay, she didn't do that because she knows that that's not within our culture, that cultural respect and identifying these are the things that are acceptable here and these ones aren't.

We learn again through translating these experiences into our professional lives, in our case as public health academics, through community research priority setting, embracing the National Health and Medical Research Council's Values and Ethics, promoting two - way knowledge exchange, upholding the Cultural Respect Framework and more.

Cultural respect is part of all of the strategies, processes, practices, and tools of a program using a mutual competence approach.

Because of its dual focus on systemic and individual health worker behaviour change, a cultural respect model sits across the individual / systemic axis, and towards the «knowledge» end of the process / knowledge axis in Fig. 1.