Sentences with phrase «young people felt»

«I told myself that if we ever had another war, I was going to make sure our young people felt welcome and appreciated for the sacrifices they'd made.»

The survey of 2,045 UK book buyers found that while young people felt (or at least admitted to feeling) guiltier than older shoppers about using bookstores as showrooms, they were actually more likely to do so.

However, with the advent of the Internet, never before have more young people felt more compelled to take action.

This blamed pressures from social media and the fact that young people felt less control over their lives.

which tracked the well - being of 30,000 people in 13,000 households, found that young people felt less control over their own destinies and that they were more «serious» in 2014 than in 2005.

After three years, 96 % of participants agreed that it helped build their confidence; verbal and written communication improved; and more young people felt comfortable working as part of a team.

Qualitative research from the ABA found that many young people felt that they were not taken seriously when they reported being bullied and that teachers didn't always understand the issues LGBT pupils faced.

But still it fascinates me, the amount of anger and determination that these young people felt.»

As I watched, I was struck with dismay that these healthy and beautiful young people felt they owed nothing to anybody or anything.

Tim Elmore, president of Growing Leaders, said the trend of younger people feeling more comfortable learning through screens is especially important in the world of education.

American students aren't the only young people feeling the crush of student loan debt.

«Teachers have a responsibility as leaders to create an environment and culture where young people feel valued.

Osborne says growing discussions around the impact of artificial intelligence may be why young people feel more affected.

She said at the time: «At the moment, too many young people feel they don't have the relationships and sex education (RSE) they need to stay safe and navigate becoming an adult.

Why do a growing number of young people feel that they have, as R. R. Reno recently observed, «permission to kill»?

Galef attributed the growth to more areligious young people feeling comfortable with publicly expressing their ideas.

I'm convinced that the care our young people feel when they receive their very own set of clubs «'' and not the clubs themselves «'' is the true source of their joy.

According to these voices, the decline in stop and search over the past three years has led to young people feeling invincible and without fear of being caught possessing knives.

«With the clocks going back and the nights drawing in, it is particularly important that young people feel safer walking home from school,» Ms Smith said.

«It's clearer now than ever that young people feel it is vital they have a say in their future and the best way to have a say is for them to have the right to vote,» said Carroll.

However, limited educational opportunities, a lack of suitable jobs and an inflexible welfare system can leave young people feeling cast aside and unsupported.

Younger people feel less well informed about undesirable substances in food than their older counterparts: some 41 % of 14 to 29 year - olds say they are poorly or very poorly informed about undesirable substances in food compared to 15 % of those above the age of 60.

Muslim parents discourage casual dating, but, at the same time, they put pressure on their children to get married, Shahzad told us, making young people feel torn between these scenarios.

Most young people feel obligated to keep in hooking up if they have exclusive relationships.

«Education is about helping young people feel they can make a difference in the world.

Chris King, chair of HMC and headmaster of Leicester Grammar School, said: «The findings of this poll may surprise teachers and parents, but it will help them understand the pressures young people feel in the digital age.

It can blight students» lives and leave young people feeling isolated.

It doesn't need to be particularly high but the sense of achievement the young people feel when they reach the top is remarkable.

Too often, intelligent, capable young people feel a sense of futility after getting a low grade.

«It's good news that young people feel optimistic about the opportunities digital offers, but the fact that they don't feel they are being fully equipped is worrying.

Haworth continues: «Despite its various issues, it's encouraging to see that many young people feel that social media does also have its merits.

«There is a cost to these misperceptions because a lot of young people feel like there is something...

At the moment, too many young people feel they don't have the RSE they need to stay safe and navigate becoming an adult.

«There is a cost to these misperceptions because a lot of young people feel like there is something wrong with them or that they are defective because they are out of step with their peers,» says Weissbourd.

She went on to say that «too many young people feel they don't have the RSE they need to stay safe and navigate becoming an adult».

Once young people feel engaged and understand that the arts are for everyone, they feel they can have a place at the table - or at the easel!

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

The pressure to keep up with friends and have the perfect life online is adding to the sadness that many young people feel on a daily basis.»

Empowerment is a key goal of maker - centered learning — helping young people feel that they can build and shape their worlds.

This emphasis on strengthening relationships makes young people feel valued, which has led to increased attendance.

First Things First: Not All Men Are Jerks (Chattanooga Times Free Press) Notes the Making Caring Common finding that a troubling number of young people feel that it is rare to see women overly sexualized on television.

Almost all young people feel their school or college has failed to adequately prepare them for the world of work, new research has shown.

Hague said the issue of gender diversity is one that «young people feel strongly about and do care about».

Young people themselves feel that they are getting a raw deal when it comes to learning more about their options.

If young people feel disaffected with school because they are unrecognized there, they may search for affirmation outside of school, sometimes through drugs, crime, and sex.

Student survey data also shows whether young people feel connected to their schools.

And added: «Why do we need to sit round a table and make the young person feel dreadful?»

Young people feel a lot more Scottish now than when I was growing up so with the upsurge in all things Caledonian, and also in all things superhero, it definitely helped us with Saltire's profile.

The berets were inspired by the French Resistance, and the whole look served to make young people feel proud.

I wonder how young people feel about the consequences of global warming being good or bad?