Sentences with phrase «achievable goals for the child»

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As a strong advocate for evidence - based advice, Julie's bespoke approach is both holistic and compassionate; working towards the achievable goal of having both happy parents and content children.

The report sets an ambitious, but achievable, goal of reaching 70 children with summer breakfast through the Summer Nutrition Programs for every 100 participating in summer lunch.

RNBC will provide evaluations, set achievable goals, plan and oversee interventions for participating children.

Teachers learn developmentally appropriate, challenging but achievable, learning goals for children; learn to individualize goals and adapt literacy materials for children with disabilities and special needs; learn ways to involve families and other professionals in assessing young children's learning and development.

This plan should set meaningful, aggressive, and achievable goals for ensuring children are prepared for future success and explain how the state will hold schools and districts responsible for educating all students.

More than that, sole or primary custody for the father of a child is also a fully achievable goal that is frequently looked upon favorably by courts when the father demonstrates that he is in fact the better choice to offer care and primary guidance for the child or children.

Ryan Hong, the study's lead researcher, asserts that young children of these «perfectionist» parents become frightened in committing even the smallest mistake; and whenever they do commit mistakes, they end up blaming themselves for failing to reach their parents» hard achievable goals as cited on San Francisco Gate.

It is important that the goals set are achievable and motivating for the child.

Children can be encouraged to focus on their strengths and to identify small, achievable goals that will add up to a larger success, such as studying for a certain amount of time every day instead of cramming the night before a test.