Sentences with phrase «generation of parent power»

It would be this earlier generation of Parent Power advocates who would make the concrete cases for why school choice was both beneficial to children and the moral obligation states owed to children condemned to failure clusters.

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The result is that this third generation, now moving into the ranks of power in North Korea, has a greater understanding and interaction with the West compared to their parents, who came of age at the height of the Cold War.
Altogether, this plan puts the utility on an «environmentally responsible, sustainable path» for the long term, said Paul Koonce, president and CEO of parent company Dominion Energy's power generation group.
They provide scientific evidence of what most parents already knew — that parenting choices have the power to affect generations to come.
As parents, we're in a unique position to help our generation of children learn to not only «use your words» but use words designed to harness the power of deep connection, understanding, healing, and good.
I am tremendously blessed to be able to share the power of Chinese Medicine with parents and hopefully help create the next generation of individuals to whom this medicine will be a natural and necessary part of their health and wellness.
Attachment Parenting International has long recognized the power of this book to influence generations of parents to raise their children in a nurturing, compassionate, empathic way.
Cameron showcased plans to help create a new generation of state schools run by parents and local communities, were the Tories to win power.
Beyond the socio - economic benefits, Black teachers held the promise of political power, and they would partner with clergymen, businessmen and parents in the community to raise up a generation of African - American youth who knew their history and affirmed a collective narrative about our Blackness: We are intellectual.
In the process, they have made it harder for themselves and for the new generation of reformers who are now emerging from Parent Power and grassroots communities.
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