Sentences with phrase «of educating the whole child»

It will take a concerted effort to ensure that teacher evaluation serves the ultimate goal of educating the whole child.

Our mission and vision statements of educating the whole child are not fully met by supporting these options.

Music education is an essential component of educating the whole child.

It reflects the values — such as the importance of educating the whole child — that so many Kentuckians told us were important.»

The program was developed as an outgrowth of the school's historical philosophy of educating the whole child by giving prime consideration to developing moral and spiritual values, a positive self - image and an appreciation of the uniqueness of each person.

At AUSL, the idea of educating the whole child starts with supporting the whole child.

As Carter (2007) writes, «A child's educational success is linked to health — in fact, this relationship is one of the core elements of educating the whole child....

For example, the issues of educating the whole child, the role of teachers, and school choice, which we will address below, are part of the educational discussion in all segments of American society.

We've harnessed new research, input from educators who understand the importance of educating the whole child, and new technology to benefit you and the students you serve.

«The New York State Summer School of the Arts is a truly remarkable program, that embodies one of the very best examples of our goal of educating the whole child,» Board of Regents Chancellor Betty A. Rosa said.

Over the past decade, education reform efforts, provisions offered through the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and a growing body of research in areas such as trauma - informed care and positive psychology have taken a foothold and changed the way educators view the role of the school and its importance of educating the whole child.