Sentences with phrase «larger role a parent»

The larger role a parent has in a child's life, the harder it is for a court to agree that the children will benefit from being moved away.

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Regardless of whether the Trumps have a nanny, the larger trend here is that many rich and powerful people flaunt their parenting prowess, ignoring or downplaying the role that hired help might play.

Ferro maintains his large, minority investment in Wrapports, the Sun - Times» parent company, but says he relinquished — given the implicit conflict of interest — any operational role with Wrapports.

In January, the company promoted Schindler to president of U.S. and Canada for CGI Group, giving him a larger role overseeing CGI Federal within the parent company.

Try to get teachers, daycare providers, grandparents, non-custodial parents, and any other adults who play a large role in your child's life on board.

In other words, children of continuously married parents do not outperform other children just because their parents show better parenting behavior, but it does play a large role in the marriage gap.

And do you think your parenting style plays a role in how they view the larger world?

However, parents can play a large role in influencing kids to form better reading habits and become better readers.

Although the schools today are attempting to play a larger role in a child's life in terms of sexual education, you should still be the one as a parent teaching this topic in detail via the home.

Millions of fathers today — some by choice, others out of necessity — are taking on larger and more diverse roles in parenting and family life.

But we also need to acknowledge that parents and kids» larger communities play a role.

However, many parenting advocates argue that children are better served when both parents play a large role in their lives.

Those polled also believe science teachers play a larger role than parents and others in inspiring an interest in science, with 70 percent saying teachers have the most influence at the elementary level, and nearly 90 percent saying teachers have the most influence...

Increasingly, parents are playing a larger role in the transformation of schools and school districts.

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As part of his leadership role, the school principal should attend all PTO meetings, including those scheduled in the evenings with the larger parent community.

Additionally, such experiences help the teacher candidates realize that «schools, as professional communities, are made up of numerous persons in various roles: students, parents, administrators, professional and non-professional support staff and other teachers in the schools as well as members of the professional community at large» (p. 659).

In addition to supervising the center and answering questions for students, parent volunteers are also taking on a larger role in helping guide student use of a fairly new online college planning tool called Naviance.

The only thing standing in their way was a state law requiring that parents, teachers and the local community had to play a role in selecting a «turnaround» model and there was little interest in a Washington D.C. charter school company that had virtually no experience running schools with a large Latino population, a significant number of English Language Learners and a large special education population.

And research suggests that many overworked, frayed parents, doubting their capacities as moral mentors, are looking to schools to take on a larger role in their children's moral growth.

The old voting paradigm of Democrats getting large chunks of their customary base simply because that has been the pattern for the better part of four decades can see slippage if they, Democrats, don't do more to acknowledge and act on the growing sentiments of parents that educational choice plays a larger role in who they will support for the top political seat in the state.

Caveats aside, the negative achievement outcomes of voucher programs uncovered by recent studies have not deterred the Trump administration; 7 its stance on vouchers exemplifies a larger tendency to a dismiss evidence that does not align with the administration's priorities.8 This dismissal of evidence plays an unfortunate role in both undermining the nation's public schools and confusing parents who seek access to high - quality public school options.

Tanz understands that there are legitimate concerns from parents and education leaders about the role of large - scale standardized Read more about Wired: Let Big Data Do Its Job in Education -LSB-...]

Honda engineers in Japan spent more than three years working on the car that makes up a large chunk of U.S. Acura sales — as many as 38,000 cars last year — as it plays a significant role for parent company Honda worldwide (Acura is not a brand in Europe yet).

Q: As one might expect, questions of parenting play a large role in the discussions of life and death.

Of course, individual temperaments will play a large role in making a dog suited to this work, so definitely check out your puppy's parents, and buy from someone who does a lot of work with their dogs, and can tell you what to expect from their lines.

In her role as on - staff veterinarian with Wellness Natural Pet Food, a family - owned company and the largest independent natural pet food company, she educates pet parents and retailers alike on the importance of natural ingredients like wholesome meats and nutrient - rich superfoods and the highest quality standards.

Many who knew the couple say his admiration and support for his wife, coupled with their determination to share home responsibilities, played a large role in Gins burg's success, both as a parent and a lawyer, and define who she is today.

The age of the children will also play a large role in parenting arrangements made where parties do not reside in the same jurisdiction, she says.

In general, adolescent delinquency plays a larger role in linking the generations for G2 fathers, whereas parenting behaviors and financial stress play a larger role for G2 mothers.

Of course, the relationships we had with our parents are not the only factor influencing our adult relationships, but it's clear that they play a large role in how we relate to others as adults.

When creating a parenting plan for child custody, the mental illness of the child or parent can play a large role.

From role - playing games for students to parent seminars, teaching social and emotional learning requires a lot of moving parts, but when all the pieces come together such instruction can rival the effectiveness of purely academic interventions to boost student achievement, according to the largest analysis of such programs to date.

Since 1992, her research aim has been to strengthen the role of home visiting and the larger early childhood system of care in promoting healthy family functioning, parenting, and child health and development in over-burdened and sometimes abusive families.

In conjunction with child and adolescent therapy, a large part of my practice is spent with parents and caregivers using filial therapy, which educates and empowers parents to take an active role in addressing their children's needs through the strength of the parent - child relationship.

In other words, children of continuously married parents do not outperform other children just because their parents show better parenting behavior, but it does play a large role in the marriage gap.

Parenting plays a large role in the ways that children learn how to recognize and express their feelings, which sets them up for an emotionally healthy adulthood.

Given that parents play a critical role in children's health and pediatric care, a large body of research dating back at least to the 1970's (e.g., Mechanic, 1980) has focused on parental characteristics and behavior to help explain variations in children's health care use.

Future studies of the role of parents» implicit attitudes toward smoking and of parents» perceived legitimacy to regulate adolescent smoking are also warranted, particularly with larger samples of ex-smoking parents and longitudinal designs.

In addition, family conflict over medical issues or parental stress related to medical issues may play larger roles in impacting parenting than the more general family or parental processes assessed here.

Despite limitations, findings from the present study, drawn from a relatively large sample and strengthened by the objective measurement of weight, height, and PA, extend our knowledge of the role of parent factors in pediatric obesity.

In Wallander and Varni's (1992) research on children with chronic physical disorders, social support from peers played a larger role than social support from parents in facilitating children's adjustment.