Sentences with phrase «major youth issues»
Still, most SEC defenses are at least competent while battling major youth issues.
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Aside from the major obesity issue and the devastating rise in diabetes and heart attacks amongst our youth, the main lesson I learned was that desserts are okay, as long as you control the ingredients, i.e. you make them at home.
Overall, Pride, a strong Christian woman, thinks that the school systems tip toes around major issues to protect self esteem, resulting in a confused group of youth who do not fully understand right from wrong.
A lavish, romantic depiction of the monarch's courtship with future husband Prince Albert (Rupert Friend), it's the very definition of a quotidian costume drama, skirting over the major issues of the early years of Victoria's reign to speak in broader terms about her idealism, the problems presented to her by her youth, and the manipulation of her affections by courtly politics.
A unique approach While youth violence continues to be a major issue for teachers, parents, police and healthcare services, there are few free educational resources available to schools.
Mission Australia's 2015 survey of Australian youth revealed almost 30 per cent of young people considered mental health to be a major issue affecting their lives.
This two - part webinar series, co-hosted by the American Youth Policy Forum and the College and Career Readiness Center at the American Institutes for Research, addressed major policy issues states and districts should be considering as they think about implementing competency - based education.
Youth Art Interchange II brings together young people from four major European cities to consider issues of European...
Youth Art Interchange II brings together young people from four major European cities to consider issues of European citizenship, identity and cultural democracy.
From the workshops and from NIYMA's other work in the youth and Indigenous sectors, three major issues arose generally in addition to «traditional» socio - economic issues raised such as health, education, employment, drug and alcohol abuse.