Sentences with phrase «which young people»

While the movement in secondary education is trending toward creating more technical training — California's SB 1070 Career Technical Education Pathways Program is one example — the pace at which young people are entering the construction workforce is not keeping pace with demand.

He sees a future in which young people express themselves in kind and healthy ways not only during classroom meetings but on the soccer field, in the library, on the bus and sees a community where problem - solving meetings are used all the way from kindergarten to the Boy Scouts to local government idea gathering sessions.

Social media is a space in which young people express their feelings, communicate and collaborate with others.

A recurrent finding from our research is the extent to which young people can often feel hooked to their devices.

Family relationships provide the foundation from which young people can develop the motivation and skills to overcome challenges and thrive.

It is precisely this scaleable, easily - accessible service which young people are asking for and which can make huge inroads in to waiting lists, while helping thousands of children and young people.

PEAR Institute: Partnerships in Education and Resilience PEAR's mission is to create and foster school and afterschool settings in which all young people can be successful.

Adolescence is a critical age in which young people are trying to figure out who they are and where their life is headed.

Mobile phone has become an important tool which young people use to determine their personal space [7].

Episodes of shorter duration (between 1 and 3 days) during which young people experience manic symptoms are certainly much more common than classical (hypo --RRB- mania in general population samples.3 In addition, evidence from longitudinal clinical studies suggests that up to 40 % of people who experience such shorter episodes (often termed BD - not otherwise specified, BD - NOS) may go on to develop classical (4 — 7 days) BD.9 However, more evidence is required to decide whether these short - lived episodes of mania - like symptoms are aetiologically linked with BD.

The proportion of cases in which young people either pleaded guilty, or were found guilty, has been gradually declining.

In May 2001, BRI organized a Camel Caravan in which young people loaded tents and equipment on camels to walk for three weeks through a nomadic area and educate the people about the careful use of fragile resources, healthcare, livestock management and peace.

The year also saw the launch of our popular Small families, small planet video, in which young people respond spontaneously to learning about the impact of population on the planet.

Like Carl, I am the kind of conservation - minded person who sees recreational fishing as a vital portal through which young people can connect with the world around them.

YA / General Interest: For strong readers; displays a keen understanding of the ways in which young people reinvent themselves.

Lloyd: What do we need to bear in mind about the way in which young people consume content?

Such policies «contribute to an environment in which young people who are making decisions as to whether they can go to work at a place like Google or the school down the street simply won't consider going into teaching,» said Marc S. Tucker, president of the National Center on Education and the Economy, a nonprofit think tank.

PEAR Institute: Partnerships in Education and Resilience PEAR's mission is to create and foster school and afterschool settings in which all young people can be successful.

In recognition of an urgent need to re-address the way in which young people are prepared to enter and succeed in a rapidly evolving digital economy, Ada has received both public and private sector support.

We tap the connective power of the arts and technology to offer programs and services through which young people share, collaborate and explore with their peers from different cultures; and gain the skills, knowledge and attitudes they need to improve their academic achievement and become thoughtful, compassionate and globally competent individuals.

«There's no precedent for this, so there's a real danger that we might lose a raft of qualifications which our young people are currently able to study for.»

This is part of the foundation for success in life's various roles, including those of learner, family member, worker, and community member; it is integral to the process through which young people come to accept responsibility for the next generation, the health of the environment, and the improvement of human relationships at all levels.

Minnesota now has schools in which young people make more decisions, individually about the pace and nature of their learning and collectively about the rules by which their school runs.

The book also contributes much needed research on what student voice initiatives look like in practice and provides powerful evidence of ways in which young people can increase their sense of agency and their sense of belonging in school.

«Instead of being treated with professional respect in the workplace, we understand there has been bullying, intimidation and discrimination which is adversely affecting their health and wellbeing and undermining their work to provide the high standards of education to which the young people they teach are entitled.

The degree to which young people will choose to become and remain civically engaged — not just voting, but volunteering, fundraising, demonstrating agency and advocacy — is the degree to which they feel fully and truly enfranchised.

Hunt explained: «This report exposes the vast majority of predicted grades as guestimates, which are not fit to be the basis on which young people and universities take key decisions about their futures.

The extent to which young people feel supported by their teachers was also found to be protective of their emotional wellbeing.

Imagine classrooms within which young people believe there is no limit to their accomplishments.

«A strong academic curriculum is important, but we also need to think outside of academia and consider those key skills which all young people need to develop for when they do enter the world of work, such as resilience, confidence and communication.

As a matter of course, schools are communities in which young people learn to interact, argue, work together, and begin to learn the norms of social interaction within the larger society.

Two recent books offer a searing critique of adolescent life today, and both are worthy of attention for the portrait that they draw of the culture in which young people are immersed.

If we are to give advice that is future proof, relevant and which young people «own», it seemed we should ask their views first and evaluate how well we are doing now.

«The values of rugby are those from which all young people should learn.

They also need to be aware that the way in which young people communicate changes quickly — this was demonstrated by the young people who took part in the NSPCC study referred to above.

The Australian Curriculum acknowledges the changing ways in which young people will learn and the challenges that will continue to shape their learning in the future.

«We focus on creating an environment in which young people are self - motivated and have a desire to achieve their individual goals.

Familiar adolescent conflicts are there, and occasionally inflected with a touch of the supernatural — as in his great body swap comedy Exchange Students — but they are always enveloped and nurtured by the real communities in which these young people live.

-- but they are always enveloped and nurtured by the real communities in which these young people live.

Violence is gratefully kept to a necessary minimum, but that doesn't change the bizarre fact that a franchise largely embraced by young people centers on a savage competition in which young people kill each other.

This is my personal thought, but Japanese mass media frequently report crimes in which young people (under eighteen years old) are involved.

The study has many strengths, including its very large size, the ability to determine which young people were living in rich and poor areas, and the careful and detailed analysis undertaken.

«Emerging adulthood is a time in which young people, for the first time in their lives, have more freedom to make choices on how they spend their time than at any other point in their lives,» Nelson said.

But in addition to prescribed usage, there's a thriving black market for these drugs, which young people use to improve attention, mood, and work and school performance.

He decried the rate at which young people now engage in internet fraud and noted that it shows the youths are not ready to work again.

But what also matters is which young people turn out.

The discussion covered a range of topics including the need for a reduction in the minimum age at which young people in Northern Ireland can have supervised access to shotguns and air guns for coaching and tuition.

«These measures will give renewed focus to supporting young people before they become sexually active so that we can delay the age at which young people start having sex,» Ms Primarolo added.

A key theme that emerged from the research is the ways in which young people saw and talked about themselves as «sporting bodies».

Merseyside Police have now set up a special telephone number which young people can text anonymously.