Sentences with phrase «of good citizenship»

Finally, I again take into account whether the individual respondent endorsed voting as an essential component of good citizenship in answering the question used to gauge the school's civic climate in 1965.

Many therapists fail to recognize that sexual desire doesn't always play by the rules of good citizenship.

Teaching traits of good citizenship will not alone make it happen.

Thus the churches become the religious equivalent of good citizenship.

Next, focusing on the development of good citizenship skills, we helped the staff understand that discipline implies teaching punishment most often creates negativity.

Perhaps most critically, I also take into account whether each individual endorsed voting as a sign of good citizenship.

Maintain a record of good citizenship and avoidance of unlawful use of alcohol or drugs or acts of violence.

Cleaning up after your dog — particularly in urban areas — is a demonstration of good citizenship we should all practice.

In the 1930s, John Dewey argued that schools should provide opportunities for students to engage in democracy and practice the tenets of good citizenship.

It is the very foundation of good citizenship [and] the principal instrument in awakening the child to cultural values, in preparing him for later professional training, and in helping him to adjust normally to his environment.

Greenawalt concedes that citizens of a secular liberal state have a legal right to vote their religious convictions, but he is more concerned with when and whether they ought to exercise self - restraint in the interests of good citizenship.

Men and women nurtured in Protestant churches during the flowering of the American Dream long for a return to a time when all Americans seemed to share their vision of good citizenship and family life.

Civic education is a distinct subject on its own which teaches the rudiments of good citizenship,» he added.

Ruggie's task for the UN was not only to try to pin down the issues, but also to find ways to help corporations to recognise that they ultimately had a vested interested in creating and abiding by codes of good citizenship.

Moral intelligence consists of seven timeless virtues that are the bedrock of good citizenship and responsible living.

Imagine a teacher is introducing fourth - grade students to the concept of good citizenship and volunteerism during a social studies unit.

At the same time, American education has a deep responsibility to pass on to the next generation the essential elements of good citizenship and mastery of the basics as a stepping stone to more advanced skills.

All else being equal, endorsing voting as a mark of good citizenship boosted anticipated engagement by about one - eighth of a standard deviation - a slightly larger impact than resulted from an increase in parents» education of one standard deviation.

As a result, the percentage of students in each high school who endorse voting as a component of good citizenship varies widely, ranging from 46 to 85 percent (with an average of 70 percent) across the 77 schools in the sample.

What matters is that an adolescent's community, defined in this case as the high school, is populated with a high percentage of peers who express their belief that voting is an indicator of good citizenship.

In other words, my analysis isolates the effect of being surrounded by others who see voting as a component of good citizenship regardless of the individual's own expressed sense of civic duty.

We feel that the responsibility of good Citizenship extends beyond the individual.

At Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alliance Real Estate we are excited about the growing global interest in community well - being and the role of business as stewards of good citizenship.

Let's engage students in cognitive apprenticeships, help them practice the tenets of good citizenship, and encourage them to construct their own understanding of the world.

Wherever you draw the line between fiction and nonfiction, remember the basic rules of good citizenship: Do not re-create incidents and characters who never existed; do not write to do harm to innocent victims; do not forget your own story, but while considering your struggle and the heights of your achievements, think repeatedly about how your story will affect and relate to your reader.

«Corporations don't spend tens of millions of dollars as a matter of good citizenship,» he said.

It also recognized its role in a democratic society, calling education «the very foundation of good citizenship.»

It is simply not clear how to measure empirically whether students have developed the qualities that Macedo sees as traits of good citizenship.

The beauty of this measure is that it relies on the students» initiative to identify voting as a component of good citizenship and avoids the problem of having everyone reflexively endorse voting as a normative expectation.

Given the tools available, we have more opportunities to engage students in cognitive apprenticeships, provide them with opportunities to practice the tenets of good citizenship, and encourage them to construct their own understanding of the world.

Impressively, attending the school with the strongest civic climate (where 85 percent of students listed voting as a component of good citizenship) rather than the school with the weakest civic climate (where 46 percent chose voting) increased anticipated participation by a quarter of a standard deviation, or by about twice the effect of the individual student's having listed voting as a component of good citizenship.

All else being equal, a typical individual who attended the school with the largest percentage of students identifying voting as a component of good citizenship was 14 percentage points more likely to vote than the person who attended schools with the lowest percentage of students identifying voting as a civic duty.

Sexual desire doesn't play by the same rules of good citizenship that maintain peace and contentment in the social relations between partners.