Sentences with phrase «age peers»

Most children spend a lot of time with age peers in day care or school.

This summer we will be doing two weeks of camp, divided into same age peer groups.

Students with disabilities continue to fall behind their same - age peers in reading and math and are more likely to experience discipline problems at school.

My kids were going to be in the classroom with their same aged peers come hell or high water!

A child may take math with a class four grades ahead, reading with a class two grades ahead, physical education with age peers.

Having said that, it is great that you are having play dates since she is an only child and exposing her to same age peers to encourage sharing and turn taking.

Natural environments are settings that are natural or normal for the child's age peers who have no disabilities.

After five years of PICCS implementation, PICCS students outperformed their same - aged peers from other New York City charter schools and New York State public schools.

Viewing social rejection from same - age peers as a source of stress for children, the current study sought to determine the most appropriate model of the effects of temporary versus consistent experiences with rejection for both short - term and long - term internalizing problems.

Alex's failure to display «task commitment,» his unwillingness to complete classwork, his extreme dislike of school, and his social rejection by age peers are unlikely to be listed as behavioral traits of gifted students.

How does a Just Right parent balance family time with same - age peer relations — for example, when a planned family vacation conflicts with an activity your child really wants to do with same - age friends?

SAILS is a learning community in which students can be honest about their abilities and past efforts, and have the necessary time, support, and resources to learn skills that many of their same - age peers learned years earlier.

For the most part, children are assigned to a grade level based on the year they were born and are expected to advance at roughly the same pace as their same - aged peers across all subjects — a system that bores advanced students while others struggle to keep up.

The three types of grouping format were pairs (including same - age peer tutoring, cross-age peer tutoring, and cooperative partners), small groups, and multiple formats (the systematic use of a specific combination of two or more different formats).

Along with strategic translations, the program also uses peer modeling to illustrate concepts more clearly: same - age peers explain what words and phrases mean via rich, contextualized examples.

They often get a good sense of those kids who are much more clingy, much more shy, than their similarly aged peers.

Around 97 % of these cases in people aged less than 16 years occur in young people aged 13 to 15 which relate to two issues: early sexual debut with similar aged peers or sexual abuse.

Gifted, creative boys are often held back in the primary years because of so - called «immaturity,» the inability to socialize with age peers who are less developmentally advanced.

Sharing for most toddlers is still a foreign concept, and although your daughter is nearing age three it is not atypical for her to still be refusing to share toys (particularly at her own house) with same age peers.

Much larger numbers had experienced sexual acts by non-relatives, predominantly by people known to them and by age peers: boy or girlfriends, friends of brothers or sisters, fellow pupils or students formed most of those involved.

Stage 3: Juvenile era extends to the maturation of the need and capacity for intimate relationships with one's age peers.

Every fall, I and several hundred of my high school - aged peers would gather in the auditorium of the local Baptist church and watch the play unfold: Characters Joe and Jane and Mike and Michelle are on their way home from prom when their car gets struck by a drunk driver.

Facebook is something widely perceived as cool, something that your child's age peers are very invested in, that is easy for your child to set up and participate in.

Language abilities are «substantially and quantifiably» below same - age peers.

Another idea is that happiness also depends on how one's earnings rival those of same - age peers.

Accelerated students performed significantly better than non-accelerated same - age peers, and comparable to non-accelerated older students, according to the study.

SuperAgers — who are 80 years of age and older who have cognitive ability at least as good as people in their 50s or 60s — reported having more satisfying, high - quality relationships compared to their cognitively average, same - age peers, the study reports.

Previous SuperAger research at the Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer's Disease Center (CNADC) at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine has focused on the biological differences in SuperAgers, such as discovering that the cortex in their brain is actually larger than their cognitively average, same - age peers.

Adolescents are known risk takers, especially when they're surrounded by same - aged peers.

Some of the participants, all 18 - to 20 - year - old men, were randomly assigned to complete the experiment alone, while others completed the task in a group of three same - aged peers or two same - aged peers and one slightly older male.

If you are carrying extra weight, your cholesterol is probably higher than your same - age peers with a thinner physique.

This isn't necessarily negative thinking because many of us have had a very good «run» with training and likely compared to our age peers, we're doing great.

With members ranging from 40 years old to 80 +, there's ample opportunity to get together with age peers, or to hook up with partners from an entirely different generation, altogether.

Ahn admirably refuses to pit «conservative» against «progressive» cultures though; after all, the protagonist's American - born, college - aged peers, dabbling in homoeroticism, but policing his gaze, are not immune to heteronormative inclinations.

Although composite classes are common, students tend to be grouped into year levels, by age, and to progress automatically with their age peers from one year of school to the next.

Because almost all students in Australia are grouped and progress through school with their age peers, year - level curricula are also essentially age - based curricula.

Some students begin the school year several years behind the majority of their age peers and the curriculum for their grade.

Better to set up a system that avoids the issue altogether and treats all students as normal by placing them on their own learning track, avoiding comparison with age peers or any others until absolutely necessary.

Rather than requiring all students to move lock - step with their age peers on the assumption that they are more or less equally ready for the same school curriculum, this approach would recognise that students are at very different stages in their mathematics learning and would be designed to challenge and extend every student.

Under this approach, excellent progress would be an expectation of every student — even those who began the school year well ahead of their age peers.

Students are grouped with their age peers and a mathematics curriculum is developed for each year of school.

The vast majority of Australian students progress through school with their age peers.

As Marcus Winters and Jay Greene reported in our pages, the first students who were retained saw dramatic performance gains in both reading and math, as compared to low - performing students in prior cohorts who had moved to 4th grade with their age peers (see «Getting Ahead by Staying Behind,» research, Spring 2006).

These children have to sit in a class with age peers, and stare at the carpet in confusion (or boredom) until the teacher can make time to differentiate for them (which a great many teachers do not have the training, time or let's be honest... inclination sadly... to do).

Although composite classes are common, students tend to be grouped into year levels by age, and progress automatically with their age peers from one school year to the next.

Students progress with their age peers through their time at school, which is made up of weeks, terms, semesters and school years.

Because they begin each school year well ahead of their age peers, more advanced students may achieve high grades on year - level expectations with minimal effort.

Some begin each school year well behind their age peers and unready for the material they are about to be taught.