Sentences with phrase «other social skills»

Children at schools may well develop other social skills which relate to school culture.

It occurs frequently with young puppies who have not yet learned and perfected other social skills and means of showing respect.

Children at primary schools may develop other social skills, such as knowing when it is inappropriate to ask questions, or when to open doors for teachers.

Camp Excel A specialized program for children with ADHD or other social skills challenges.

(Once she grew up and gained other social skills, her artistic skills vanished.)

Contrary to the researchers» predictions, mental speed did not predict other social skills, such as being adept at handling conflict or interpreting others» feelings.

The ability to express ideas verbally to those who may not have a strong math background is important, and correlates with other social skills that aid in leadership.

Both The Social and Emotional Competence Game and My First Therapy Game (ages 6 - 14) are excellent for getting to know children and helping them to begin thinking about cooperating, sharing, communicating and other social skills necessary for conflict resolution.

Like any other social skill, this is something that can be encouraged and taught.

After participating in 24 play sessions, 4 - and 5 - year - olds from poor families were tested on empathy and other social skills.

In addition, we add the critical elements of kindness, compassion, empathy, thoughtfulness, and other social skills that cultivate a different relationship between the individual and challenging events.

Children need to learn behaviour and other social skills, so teaching skills to children can be an important part of managing their behaviour.

Inconsistent child - rearing or overly harsh forms of discipline are also considered to be significant factors in the development of the condition, and oppositional behavior may also develop when parents do not succeed in teaching boundaries or other social skills.

ppositional behavior may also develop when parents do not succeed in teaching boundaries or other social skills.

One of the major developmental tasks of preschoolers is to develop empathy (the ability to understand and share in what others are feeling), sharing and cooperation, and other social skills they will need as they mature.