Sentences with phrase «value student events»

Those who value student events such as free concerts and Spring Break events will enjoy access to some exclusive experiences, thanks to this card.

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«The First Tee has helped me throughout my golf career and in my life due to all the core values and skills I've learned, all the friendships and bonds I've created with the coaches and students,» says Khoth, who was behind the ropes at last year's event watching her friend play.

Often celebrated with events, special guests, custom menus and nutrition education activities, the purpose remains to help educate students, parents and communities about the nutritional value of school lunch.

Our «A Toast to REF» event honors valued community partners of Rochester city school students.

New international research led by PhD student Laura Richardson of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies at James Cook University reveals that coral bleaching events not only whitewash corals, but can also reduce the variety of fish occupying these highly - valued ecosystems.

As an invisible theater exercise, the Teaching Channel's Making the Declaration of Independence Come Alive can help students recognize the value of historical events and ideas by making personal or contemporary connections.

And for those that are looking for the ultimate educational field trip that offers incredible value for money and receives the best credit from our visiting teachers, you could book onto one of our student events of the year...

Incorporate the teaching of these five values into the curriculum and help students use the vocabulary to discuss a variety of historical topics and current events.

Our «A Toast to REF» event honors valued community partners of Rochester city school students.

«We really value enrichment activities such as the Science of the Mind event as they help to broaden the minds and experiences of our students.»

This student centered event exemplified three core values of Burlington Public Schools; teacher leadership, collaboration, and family engagement.

Teachers should offer: (1) collaborative learning, which entails collaborative intellectual exchanges among students and ensures that all classroom participants are actively involved in the learning process; (2) meaningful learning, which builds on student experiences and knowledge by making connections to significant events in their lives; and (3) cultural resources, which pro-actively build on the cultural, family, and community assets, values and practices students bring from home (Boykin & Noguera, 2011; Ramani & Siegler, 2011; Yeager & Walton, 2011).

Because we value your contributions to the association, we've planned student specific events to be held during the Fall Research Conference.

This requires a literacy curriculum for all readers — those who struggle as well as the avid and proficient — a curriculum that engages students in meaningful literacy events in which they see the value of the skills, strategies and dispositions directly and indirectly taught.

readers — those who struggle as well as the avid and proficient — a curriculum that engages students in meaningful literacy events in which they see the value of the skills, strategies and dispositions directly and indirectly taught.

Dr. Johnson, who was an undergraduate student at the University of Nebraska - Omaha and a student and professor at Creighton University — also located in Omaha — will be back in familiar territory during the event to sign copies of his book that details how to build a world - class portfolio using value investing.

About four - in - ten college - educated student debtors possess total debts exceeding the value of their assets, hence asset liquidation will not entirely meet their outstanding debts in the event of job losses and other unforeseen economic shocks.

Students follow Ava's fundraising venture and, in the unit of work, they are given the opportunity to run their own fund raising event after developing the necessary skills and values to do so.

The value of such events in reducing exam related stress in students has been validated in a clinical study by the Psychology Department of the University of British Columbia using Vancouver ecoVillage therapy dogs.

The Legends awards were conceived in 1999 to celebrate distinguished individuals in the world of art and design, whose accomplishments and values resonate with those of Pratt Institute.The event's mission is to raise funds to provide financial aid to Pratt students based on need and merit.

While these aren't garden - variety summer vacation events, we'd imagine that their value for and positive impact on these obviously bright students will outweigh what they miss in burger - flipping and sneaking away from the parents.

From turning the ins and outs of craft beer law and immigration law into a successful practice to starting a paperless office, whether you are a Biglaw attorney seeking to break out, an entrepreneurial solo looking to innovate and grow, or a law student aiming to bring value to potential employers, this event is for you.

And while BTB won't make any value judgments on Comey's testimony or the jurisprudence that might be spawned from Twitter posts, law students can learn two things from yesterday's events.

Students organise an event which enables them to creatively communicate human rights values and principles to the local community — each class could choose a different right and find creative ways of teaching others about this including through posters, plays and testimonies and stories from students and others in the local coStudents organise an event which enables them to creatively communicate human rights values and principles to the local community — each class could choose a different right and find creative ways of teaching others about this including through posters, plays and testimonies and stories from students and others in the local costudents and others in the local community.