Sentences with phrase «to give someone a voice»

Schools can create positive relationships with families and include them as partners in the classroom community by giving them a voice in educational decisions.

The app lets you create notes and checklist by giving voice commands.

Avoid manipulating students into compliance by giving them a voice in classroom management procedures, using musical cues, or making allies of natural group leaders.

Thanks for giving a voice to what I've been thinking!

It also gives you a voice in issues that impact school nurses and the students we serve.

Were you involved in the decision or selection of giving her a voice?

His followers, anyone who gives him a voice, anyone who didn't walk out of his «sermon» are the problem.

It's real, raw, and heartbreaking — and it's helping give voice to the many women who suffer similar experiences.

Your results can't speak for themselves if you don't give them a voice.

Customers are also given a voice when it comes to the products and offerings they receive from the company.

Car has had a facelift, with a Speak option giving you voice control over music and contacts.

Teachers also benefit from giving their voice a rest during holidays, given they experience an elevated risk of voice problems due to vocal demands in the workplace.

And yet artists give voice to others all the time.

She is passionate about giving voice to those outside the bounds of traditional church experience.

The powerful film gives voice to the 5 million kids who are bullied each year.

It supports Bluetooth 4.2 as well as NFC pairing with simply giving voice prompts and touch controls.

The child specialist offers comfort to your children during a stressful time as well as gives them a voice in a safe manner.

She was the scientist with a tremendous conviction that we were going in the wrong direction, and I was able to give her a voice through our writings.

As the microphone is on the left side of the Moto 360, and through my time using it, I have not had any issues with giving it voice commands at all.

The book gives voice to overweight kids, letting them speak for themselves about their struggles with weight and the reasons behind their obesity.

Her work has not only given a voice to mothers of color, but also provides a lens with which to view and understand the breastfeeding experience from this unique perspective.

«The Islamic people didn't have a voice, and new media gave them a voice,» she tells me.

The first and most crucial error in your statement is that you actually believe «elections» and «voting» actually gives any voice / power to the common people.

This is a great touch to have the same actor give voice to the character across all three games.

Teachers use the little robot puppet to help students give voice to mathematical concepts.

They are truly giving voice to the statement that yoga really is for all.

Within global civil society, we are the very few given voice in these halls.

At the same time, he was merely giving voice to a rather obvious fact confronting younger job - seekers.

Our task is to claim these reminders of our common destiny from within the disparate sources that first gave them voice.

These first - person narratives give voice to the many benefits of child - centered open adoptions.

In the attempt to provide balance, newspapers give voice to people who can lie boldly and confidently, and still sleep at night.

Her passion work has been about changing mainstream narratives on what sustainability looks like in practice while especially giving a voice to women of color.

Blogging gives your voice a space to speak and to help and encourage others.

It does give voice alerts however it's in Chinese (not a issue though, voice notification is for power on, off, connected, pairing).

The examples in the museum's collection give a voice to people in the past and show different ways in which they have recorded facts, ideas and stories.

It is a poorly understood and poorly dealt with dynamic that is almost never given voice to.

A HOT school gives voice to choice in ways that develop reflective, caring and active citizens.

The extraordinary public exchange with the president gave voice to an intensely emotional debate over how to respond to the latest gun massacre in an American school.

Plus, open adoption gives them a voice in the selection process and, in some cases, shorten the wait to become a parent.

This might include giving them a voice in the legislative process — probably before it gets all detailed and technical, commissioners think.

A new policy report out yesterday gives voice to these concerns and calls for a new government science position to focus on boosting the country's fortunes with research.

And they need to insist that their representatives give voice to that commitment.

Art in the schools becomes a leading priority when thousands of residents give voice to the importance of arts education.

Your efforts gave a voice to our students and communities.

Providing students these opportunities to create and practice the agreements gives them a voice in shaping their learning environment and increases their buy - in of the expectations for classroom behavior.

But really putting students at the center means giving them voice and agency to determine their own educational pathways and influence their own schooling.

ACA gives voice to feral cats on a national stage and introduces trap - neuter - return as the most humane and practical method for relating to community cats.

Raising awareness of the experience of human trafficking likewise gives voice to women's experience.

This power in numbers provided by class action lawsuits gives a voice to speak up against powerful companies.