Sentences with phrase «of preschool children»

Parent Talk Workshop These workshops are for parents of preschool children and are designed to promote positive parent - child communication when children begin to ask tough questions about sex, sexuality and reproduction.

The family environments of preschool children in foster and kinship care.

Did you know that speech and language disorders affect 5 - 10 percent of all preschool children?

Third, the population addressed was represented by a large sample of preschool children with good potential for preventive intervention.

Parenting stress and psychological functioning among mothers of preschool children with autism and developmental delay.

After preliminary discussion of the need for such a group, the nursery superintendent and the minister invited all the mothers of preschool children to an exploratory meeting.

It can be challenging to manage the behavior of preschool children.

Roughly one - third of the preschool children were put in groups playing math games exposing them to concepts of number and geometry.

Music training causes long - term enhancement of preschool children's spatial - temporal reasoning.

The report shows that in 1991 one - fifth of preschool children were cared for by fathers while their mothers worked outside the home.

This study assesses the effects of a creative dance / movement program on the social competence of preschool children.

As regards stress associated with functioning as a father of a preschool child and its connection with father - child engagement and the extent of the father's availability, research data are scant.

Looks at the responses of preschool children to classmates in distress in relation to «attachment» profiles of those children when they were infants.

Two different versions are available: one for parents of preschool children (ages 2 - 5) and another for parents of school - age children (ages 6 - 10).

Twenty - three percent of preschool children were cared for in such settings, compared with the 20 percent who were in the care of their fathers.

In Study 2 this analysis was extended to more objective observer - rated mother — child interaction and maternal expressed emotion in 192 mothers of preschool children.

In treating groups of preschool children who had severe oppositional and aggressive behavior, some evidence - based parenting therapies exist.

Results indicate parents of preschool children who received the PATHS preschool program described their children as significantly more socially and emotionally competent than did parents of children in comparison classrooms.

[jounal] Qi, C. H. / 2003 / Behavior problems of preschool children from low - income families: Review of the literature / Topics in Early Childhood Special Education 23 (4): 188 ~ 216

In a second approach, teachers are trained in specific behavior strategies that support the social - emotional development of preschool children — for instance, praising children for socially competent behaviors and setting clear limits on children's behavior.

With 15 percent of preschool children receiving primary care from relatives, most preschoolers are placed in center - based care (e.g., child - care centers, preschools, Head Start programs) or a family child - care home.

But, a 2007 follow - up study found that Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation decreased the number of expulsions of preschool children by half.

But, a 2007 follow - up study found that Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation decreased the number of expulsions of preschool children by half.

Parenting Styles and Child Behavior in African American Families of Preschool Children Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology, 31 (2): 272 - 277.

World - first study revealing light exposure plays a role in the weight of preschool children.»

Racial disparities in suspensions begin as early as preschool, with black children comprising 18 percent of enrollment in preschools but 48 percent of preschool children experiencing one or more suspensions, according to the federal Office for Civil Rights.

Investing in the Future of L.A.'s Most At - Risk Children: Data on Needs and Resources for Preschool Children Involved With Child Welfare and Probation (PDF - 734 KB) McCroskey & Nadybal (2007) Investigates the current and projected number of preschool children in Los Angeles County at risk of child abuse and neglect, and examines the capacity of local communities» child care systems.

Owing to a volunteer position (a necessary part of the degree program), I am somewhat familiar with the practical end of looking after the specific needs of preschool children.

Impact of early childhood caries on the oral health - related quality of life of preschool children and their parents

The friendship features of preschool children: links with prosocial behavior and aggression.

[jounal] Guralnick, M. J. / 1996 / The peer relations of preschool children with communication disorders / Child Development 67: 471 ~ 489

Parenting Styles and Child Behavior in African American Families of Preschool Children Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology, 31 (2): 272 - 277.

Researchers found when they gave three groups of preschool children different varieties of tofu — one group had plain tofu, one ate it with sugar and one with salt — they quickly came to prefer whichever one they had been exposed to, regardless of their genes.

That put an end to a major effort to expand the web of government services to include the care of preschool children, and to the liberal hope that we would match the welfare states of Europe on this measure.

But in the U.S., the amount and type of preschool children attend varies widely — some kids attend one year of partial - day preschool before entering kindergarten; others are in full - day, school - like settings beginning at age 2; some children don't attend preschool at all.

Parents of preschool children sometimes ask for help understanding the religious development of children; they want to know how to talk about God with their children.

As a homeschool mom of a preschool child we do a whole lot of nothing at home, and spend a great deal of time outdoors and in nature.

Nighttime fears of preschool children: A potential disposition marker for anxiety?

American Psychological Association: Resilience in a Time of War: Tips Tips for parents and day - care providers of preschool children.

Relatives, in most cases fathers, cared for 53 percent of preschool children while their mothers worked in 1991, up from 44 percent three years earlier.

EBISA Kindergarten Recommendation Form: Please print out and submit this form to a teacher or director of the preschool your child currently attends, include a stamped envelope addressed to: Berkeley Rose Waldorf School, 1442A Walnut St., # 395, Berkeley, CA 94709

Jakešová J, Slezáková S. Rewards, and Punishments in the Education of Preschool Children.

The effect of a pro-breastfeeding and healthy complementary feeding intervention targeting adolescent mothers and grandmothers on growth and prevalence of overweight of preschool children

Such supposed instances of simian humor (similar to the jokes of preschool children) involve the deliberate misnaming or misuse of things.

Another one - third of the preschool children played games that focused on social content, encouraging them to, for instance, estimate the intensity of emotional expressions on cards and sort the cards on that basis.

Iodine deficiency is also a major threat to the health and mental development, particularly of preschool children and pregnant women.

More than 95 percent of preschool children exceeded non-cancer risk levels for acrylamide, a cooking byproduct often found in processed foods like potato and tortilla chips.

Small amounts of less than 10 gm of fresh Moringa leaves would meet the day's requirement of Beta - Carotene of preschool children.»

Brown Bag Films» Octonauts was also awarded an Annie for — «Best Animated Television Production of Preschool Children».