Sentences with phrase «catch up with their peers by»

«If you have a really high - quality school nursery, children who are behind can catch up with their peers by the time they start school.»

Not exact matches

They gradually impressed the other students, and by the end of the seventh meeting they had nearly caught up with the outgoing smart people on their peers» evaluation forms.

By helping B2B companies gather better data on their customers, AI will help them catch up with their B2C peers.

Today, as adults, they earn an average of 25 percent more per year than the subjects whose parents didn't receive home visits; by a variety of measures, including wages, these formerly delayed infants have now caught up with a comparison group of their peers who didn't show any signs of delay in infancy.

Most experts recommend that the adjusted age should be used until your child is around two years old, by then most premature children have caught up with their peers.

However, by Nov. 7, 2017, the no coalition may be able to catch up with its predecessors and peer groups.

While their scores had not caught up with the other two groups by the midpoint of kindergarten (the final point of analysis for the study), Choi expects with more time DLLs with limited English skills would eventually match or even outperform English - only peers as they learn more English and become bilingual.

«By simply teaching caregivers age - appropriate activities to foster child development, we found that early intervention can help children from low - resource families catch up with their peers from high - resource families,» said Carla Bann, Ph.D., statistics and psychometrics fellow at RTI and lead author of the study.

The average salary for an academy headteacher has risen by nearly five per cent in 12 months, and the pay packet for primary school leaders is slowly catching up with that of their secondary peers.

The keyboard on this device is Swiftkey by default which is good but at this moment, Google Keyboard has really caught up with the peers.

It might even lead to less Easter - Island - statue - like behaviour by Sprog 1 around her peers, while Sprog 2 may learn to be less bossy on playdates so kids feel less intimidated about returning... as for me, I'm hoping to develop friendships — and not just with the school mums — that aren't just squeezed into a 2 - 3 hour catch - up every six months or so, or don't rely on telling crazy stories to win people's hearts.