Sentences with phrase «children during the strike»

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One thing that struck me while re-reading the series was how forthcoming L'Engle is about her own fears around raising children during the Cold War.

As I mentioned in my post, «2016 and the Risk of Birth,» in revisiting Madeleine L'Engle's Genesis Trilogy, I've been struck by how forthcoming the author is about her own fears around raising children during the Cold War.

Attachment parenting is admittedly more intense during the early years than other approaches to parenting, but as the child in toddlerhood begins to pull away to strike out on his or her own, the parent allows this.

That's because the child's legs are thrown forward during the crash and can strike the front vehicle seat or console.

For example, your child might say to a sibling, «When you call me names I feel angry,» instead of merely yelling or striking out during a conflict.

Paterson talks about being bullied during his childhood, even working in an anecdote about striking another child in the face with a lunch box, as part of a larger message to youth that things will get better.

During his Q - and - A with reporters in NYC earlier today, Bloomberg singled out several members of the GOP conference — including his onetime ally Simcha Felder, a former Democratic NYC councilman from Brooklyn who is caucusing with the Republicans — for killing the measure, and said the next death of a child struck by a speeding driver will be on their heads.

Season 3 sees Will Ferrell, an executive producer, playing children's author Roald Dahl during his days as a British spy; Josh Hartnett as Hollywood icon Clark Gable; Oscar winner Octavia Spencer as abolitionist Harriet Tubman; Topher Grace as board game mogul Milton Bradley; Michael Cera as the leader of the New York newsboy strike of 1899; Dennis Quaid and Sam Rockwell as mobsters Lucky Luciano and Bugsy Siegel; Jack Black as Los Angeles water system architect William Mulholland.

PURE was founded by parents and teachers together during the last Chicago teachers» strike in 1987, to help parents and teachers speak with one voice about who was failing our children: not the greedy teachers or the lazy parents, but the politicians and bureaucrats whose neglect and poor management was forcing failure on our schools.

The school is one of more than 140 schools in the Chicago Public Schools» «Children First» contingency plan, which feeds and houses students for four hours during the strike.

The Chicago Teachers Union was depriving the city's children of their right to an education not just during the strike, editorialists argued, but also every day — by refusing to bow down to standardized tests.

We all need to pray for the children of Chicago during the strike especially considering the violence that city has faced this year...

We regret that Chicago families had their schedules disrupted and Chicago children lost valuable learning time during the recent Chicago strike.

A survey taken during the strike found that 66 percent of parents of Chicago public school children supported the strike.

What struck me, studying the photos during a recent visit, were the big smiles and tears of joy in the eyes of women who have reclaimed power in helping themselves and their children.