Sentences with phrase «next generation of kids»
For nearly seven years we have worked hard to set the stage for a healthier next generation of kids by engaging stakeholders on all levels - parents, child care providers, schools, chefs, local elected officials, faith - based leaders, museums, and more.
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«What message are we sending to the next generation of kids who want to be artists or violinists?»
Addressing the delegates, Stringer praised UFT educators as key fighters «in the front line of educating the next generation of kids.»
I also worry about the next generation of kids around the world growing up with Internet - based technology that emphasizes aggregation, as is the current fad.
But as they launch their very own brands and start families, it's time to look to the next generation of It Kids.
That student gives me hope, because his story shows that, with the right supports, and regardless of what else is happening in our society, we can put a young person on the path to make a significant change in his or her life, which could lead to a whole different reality for that next generation of kids.
I realized that the next generation of kids, particularly those who had been living in refugee camps in India and returned home with one or no parents, had not gone to school.
When I started working in LAUSD, right after my college graduation, I was excited to help the next generation of kids from my neighborhood.
I've loved this series forever, but they way they've dumbed it down for the next generation of kids is becoming a big turn off to people who grew up with it.
Klein said that in his lofty dreams, the Kano will become a tool not only for educating the next generation of kids about how to create with computers, but something that could change communities around the world.
Not to mention their ability to shape the next generation of kids with Chromebooks in schools.
His goal is to help you strengthen that bond with stronger communication and awareness skills, enabling families to raise a next generation of kids (and grandkids) that thrive.