Sentences with phrase «broader social context»

These include a) children's characteristics; b) parents» characteristics; and c) the broader social context in which the family is living.

Moreover, these efforts should begin early in development, as children are likely to benefit most from supportive home environments during the formative years of rapid language growth and learning.22, 62,63 Finally, interventions with parents that aim to support children's learning should attend to the cultural context of early development when working with parents from different backgrounds, and also consider the broader social context of parenting by attending to the barriers created by poverty and low parental education.

There is some evidence that the mechanism by which responsiveness supports a child's development may be dependent on consistency across development in this parenting style.13, 18 As the child and parent are part of a broader social context, many factors may support or impinge on a parent's consistent use of responsive behaviours.

Whereas the earliest work on this topic emphasized the socio - economic status of parents and the way in which (maltreating) parents were themselves reared, subsequent work, guided principally by Belsky's 6 process model of the determinants of parenting, highlights social - contextual factors and forces that shape parenting.7 These include (a) attributes of children; (b) the developmental history of parents and their own psychological make - up; and (c) the broader social context in which parents and this relationship are embedded.

I believe the family is a fully functioning system, all - inclusive, and part of the broader social context (community).

This presentation locates infidelity within the broader social context of modern marriage, the digital culture, sexuality, and monogamy.

In our interview with Esther Perel, she shares her thoughts about how broader social context shapes expectations of marriage in crucial ways that are often ignored by many models of couples therapy.

The impact of the broader social context of communities will also effect Indig enous owned business enterprises.

Participating in critical reflection and rounds encourages students to help one another and themselves in learning how to problem solve, situate their legal practice within a broader social context, and support their self - care.

Pushing beyond the Surrealists» typical Freudian - inspired work, Matta sought to create an art that was not purely introspective, but that instead spoke to a broader social context.

While a few recent publications — like the essays by Richard Flood, Frances Morris, Robert Lumley, and Karen Pinkus in the catalogue of the 2001 exhibition «Zero to Infinity: Arte Povera 1962 - 1972,» co-organized by the Walker Art Center and Tate Modern, or the overview Arte Povera (1999), edited and illuminatingly introduced by Carolyn Christov - Bakargiev — have begun to consider arte povera in a broader social context, the field is still plagued by the idea that its artists were primarily enamored of low, or literally «poor,» materials, and by the argument that arte povera's antitechnological bent is a misinterpretation of American Minimalism.

Taking a Vygotskian perspective, Losey stresses that unless studies examine closely the language interactions taking place at home and in school as well as in the broader social context, conclusions about the success or failure of Mexican - American children will be incomplete and narrow.

Professor Christine Halse, Chair in Education, School of Education, Faculty of Arts & Education at Deakin University, said some of the key findings were how powerful outside of school influences were on shaping students» attitudes and behaviours, and how important and necessary it was for schools to consider and take into account they operate in this broader social context.

«Bilingualism is a complex and multifaceted life experience,» she says; it's an «interactional experience» that happens within — and in response to — a broader social context.

«The greater pressure to conform to gender roles that North African French boys feel may be a response to contrasting messages about social status they are exposed to - one from their ethnic and cultural groups that says masculinity has greater power and prestige, the other from the broader social context that says their ethnic and cultural groups have lower status and are discriminated against.»

Collectivist cultures, on the other hand, tend to see people as connected with others and embedded in a broader social context — as such, they tend to emphasize interdependence, family relationships, and social conformity.

These include a) children's characteristics; b) parents» characteristics; and c) the broader social context in which the family is living.

Yes, an individual might have been behind the step's breakthrough, but it was only a broader social context that brought its elements into existence and then allowed it to become a «craze.»

To confirm its credibility, the message had to move beyond its initial eastern Mediterranean ghetto by engaging the broader social context into which it was continually expanding.

The issues of African and Diasporic history, globalization, and commercialization, has positioned the fair as both a unique voice through which a close inspection and appreciation of the art on view, and its broader social contexts, becomes necessary.

This revisionist approach towards competition law expands the scrutiny beyond notions of consumer welfare standards into non-traditional economic considerations like fairness, underemployment, income inequality, wealth concentration and broader social contexts.

Especially of interest are the applications of acceptance and mindfulness treatments to specific populations (e.g., children with anxiety, externalizing disorders, chronic pain, etc.), as well as to broad social contexts (e.g., parents, schools, primary care settings).

The overall goal is to understand couple and family functioning within their broader social contexts and throughout a multiplicity of forms.

Quality has been defined in terms of both process (activities) and structure (teacher characteristics, class size, etc.) and is poor to mediocre in many countries.6 - 7 The effects of variations in care are not expected to be uniform; rather, it is expected to vary with the characteristics of the children, their families, and the broader social contexts in which they live.

Problems remain in the need to theoretically specify structural models and to combine analyses of transactions in the parent — child relationship with transactions in the broader social contexts.

Not exact matches

The virtue of Zaret's approach is that it demonstrates the relevance of broad social conditions as effects on religious ideas, but instead of pinning these effects on hidden psychological states or vague generalities about interests and legitimation, it traces the factors actually involved in the specific contexts in which ideas were produced, modified, and disseminated.

He teaches courses on Mormonism in its broad social and cultural context and on the history of religion in America.

This means that context — in the broad sense of cultural, religious, social, political and economical circumstances — and text — as Scripture in its process of transmission and interpretation, that is, its Tradition — do mutually interpret each other.

There is no simple relation between this kind of analysis and one's political or religious preferences, but it does provide a broader context in which to speculate about responsibilities and the constraints of social circumstances.

But when individual and national authority are understood — and relativized — in the context of social relations that affect all of humanity, then a broader, more encompassing, and even more transcendent sense of the sacred becomes necessary.

To some extent, this is of course understandable as UK elections are rarely won or lost on the basis of foreign policy with domestic social policy, especially in the context this year of a still recovering economy and broad public service reforms half completed.

Yet the narrative of scientific discovery is placed in the context of «real problems affecting real people, without abandoning our concern for broader social policies and fundamental philosophical questions».

This knowledge could play an important role in the design of future vaccination campaigns, but also highlights a deeper evolutionary logic which modern humans sometimes are governed by: as social beings, in the right circumstances, we can afford to take into account a broader societal context, but when we get the chance to invest in the evolutionary «core values» (survival and procreation) the larger context is easily forgotten.

But, they add, their findings suggest that sleep problems should perhaps be viewed — and treated — in a broader context that takes into account the patient's relationships and social interactions.

Her major research interests are in first - and second - language, and literacy acquisition in the broader context of children's social and cognitive development.

In CIS, you will examine the broader cultural, institutional, organizational, and social contexts relevant to education across the lifespan.

«I guess the important thing to say is we're just very conscious of the fact that we're part of a broader movement that needs to figure out how to fund social services — and we're trying to ask people to see April 1 in that broader context,» CTU Vice President Jesse Sharkey said Wednesday.

As students advance through the program, they acquire knowledge and skills in four broad categories: instructional approaches, how languages are acquired, how languages are structured and used, and the importance of social context in learning and teaching.

Various post-modernist claims assert painting's downfall; for some, painting was considered an exalted form of letter - writing, which avoided broader economic, gender, and class issues that could potentially project art into wider social contexts.

In a catalog essay describing the broader social, cultural and political context of early - 20th - century New York, the historian Max Page sees the Armory Show as emblematic of a distinctively modern process of «creative destruction» in which the new must always obliterate the old.

Each year, the Wexner Center invites artists making work of cultural, political, social, and economic impact who offer students a broad cultural context for critical and creative thinking and help them gain global literacy.

A series of illuminating conversations with writers, scholars, curators, and historians will explore how Bay Area art has cross-pollinated with music, poetry, performance, film, and activism, placing artistic practice into the broader context of the region's unique social and cultural history.

While this is a vast context, it invites us to consider how these artists connect to broader social concerns from perspectives that are engaged with society, political systems and diverse local and global communities.

His texts, in which he connects contemporary art, literature and music to broader social issues and cultural contexts, are published in various publications, including Art in America, Camera Austria, Afterimage and The Wire.

These exhibitions emphasize historical, cultural, social and artistic contributions, providing a broader context for the lives of African American Marylanders explored in the permanent exhibition.

In the broader context of history, to what extent is the domestic structure of the home the foundation for larger social and political structuring?

This section demonstrates the strength of the ICA's expanding collection and how the collection engages in critical discourses in the arts as well as broader social and cultural contexts.

The public realm offers unique possibilities to consider how personal experiences with artworks intersect with their broader social and cultural contexts.

Painting at RISD prepares students to engage in an individual search for meaning and cultural representation through the development of strong visual skills, keen critical reasoning abilities and an understanding of broad historical and social contexts.

The pioneering exhibition program at artist - run space Randolph Street Gallery (founded 1979) allowed many of the artists we now consider Chicago's finest, such as Jeanne Dunning, Iñigo Manglano - Ovalle, Dan Peterman, and Tony Tasset, both to exchange ideas and to position their works in a broader social and cultural context.