The building does have a relationship with clothing — Dr Barnado's clothed thousands of
impoverished children when it was his school in the late 19th century.
Not exact matches
Spurred by the extreme inequities of the Gilded Age
when industrial barons like the Carnegies and Rockefellers amassed huge fortunes while the majority of the country suffered in
impoverished conditions, the Progressive Movement began to address issues such as
child labor and fair wages.
Combined with Dr. Jensen's clear description of the far - reaching affect that an
impoverished environment has on the developing
child, it has been clearly illustrated that the effective teacher will need to be constantly vigilant, understanding, and fluent in the language of compassion
when providing for the unique needs of
impoverished students.
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When you're dealing with
impoverished children, the needs are too great.
These effects were attributed to the
impoverished environment of these settings since research had shown that
when conditions in the institutions are improved there is little or no intellectual deficit in
children reared in group care (Dennis, 1976; Skeels, 1966; Du Pan & Roth, 1955; Klackenberg, 1956; Tizard, Cooperman, Joseph & Tizard, 1972).