Sentences with phrase «unstable homes»

They provide intensive support to those with unstable home lives.
This can also be an issue for adults and children that live in unstable homes or dangerous neighborhoods.
A warm and cohesive teaching staff can be particularly beneficial for children from unstable homes, whose parents may not regularly express emotional closeness or who fail to communicate effectively.
That means that when many children begin attending school for the first time, a gap has already opened up between students with unstable home environments and their more well - off peers.
The founders of the nation's only public boarding school are pushing efforts in several states to replicate their program, which takes poor students out of unstable homes and puts them in a rigorous, round - the - clock college - preparatory setting.
At first, they assume his previous unstable homes caused his aversion to sleep,... Read On
At first, they assume his previous unstable homes caused his aversion to sleep, but soon discover why: Cody's dreams manifest in reality as he sleeps.
After growing up in a financially unstable home, I didn't want to be enslaved to debt as an adult.
Statistically, more bed - related deaths occur in poorer and often unstable homes.
So that may be why Fryer — as a 25 - year - old newly minted Ph.D. who had just come to Harvard to be part of the Society of Fellows — reacted so viscerally when a reporter from a major newspaper threatened to out exactly how exceptional he was: a man whose family members were in prison for dealing crack, who had grown up in a profoundly unstable home but had made it to the pinnacle of academia anyway.
Either way, school districts should do their best to max out their local levies to the greatest extend permitted by the new law — and then put away as much money as they can in their Rainy Day Fund to protect against the school funding declines that are almost certain to come due to the Levy Swipe Law's reliance on unstable home prices for funding our public schools.
TeamChild: Curbing Delinquency at its Roots Kellam ABA Child Law Practice, 20 (2), 2001 View Abstract Describes a legal advocacy program that helps youth involved in the juvenile justice system who have mental health problems, learning disabilities, or unstable home situations receive social services to prevent repeat delinquent behavior.
School is where children can seek solace from unstable home environments affected by broken relationships and financial difficulties.
Many lived in unstable homes, said Aimee Saunders, who taught history at K12's Pennsylvania schools for four years until 2009.
«We're a small district — about 1,000 students — and administrators get to know the kids well, and they find out some have unstable home lives or are homeless and that affects school.
Ongoing research continues to examine how marital discord affects children, but also seeks to understand how some children remain resilient despite the stresses and strains of an emotionally unstable home.
Being a teen in an unstable home environment and not having any control over it, these two did what they felt they had to for their daughter's wellbeing.
Growing up in poverty or an unstable home is associated with shortened protective caps on the ends of children's chromosomes, researchers report April 7 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
But for all the focus and discipline he showed in the gym, his unstable home life left him directionless outside of it.
But the root of Cole's trouble goes beyond divorced parents and an unstable home: he has the ability to see ghosts.
Even the autobiographical narrative of a tumultuous adolescence in an unstable home seems to have influenced Anderson and Baumbach on films like Rushmore and The Squid and the Whale.
After several years of noticing students who had unstable homes or no homes struggle in school and / or drop out, Maplewood Richmond Heights (Missouri) School District superintendent Linda Henke and several community leaders decided to create a home for some of these students.
«Those difficulties include troubled or unstable home lives, lack of positive adult role models, and a high rate of mobility found among families who move their children from school to school.»
EDUTOPIA: I want to take a step back and ask about all of these interventions more broadly: How does this work if a child comes from a chaotic or unstable home environment?
Guggenheim also looks at the problems that have more to do with poverty, unstable homes, and the lack of direct aid to stricken neighborhoods.
What does concern Tami Stone, a graduate student from Pendleton, Indiana, is that she could suffer if outside factors, such as an unstable home life, affect her students» performance.
Teenage Katie deals with the complexities of an unstable home when she falls in love with a young married man.
In addition, an unstable home environment, stress, drug use, abuse / neglect, and poor nutrition can increase a person's likelihood of manifesting a parent's mental illness.
I have seen people imagine a dog is dangerous when really that person has emotional problems and the dog is just responding to an unstable home environment.
The collection's inclusion here feels like a charity project: extracting the collection from its unstable home to act as a cultural artifact in the refined German building.
That's not to say it's impossible, and parents do have a responsibility especially in extreme cases (i.e., abuse, neglect, drug use, an unstable home environment) to take action to protect their children.
EDUTOPIA: I want to take a step back and ask about all of these interventions more broadly: How does this work if a child comes from a chaotic or unstable home environment?
However for looked after children, many of whom will have had difficult and unstable home and school lives before coming into care, it is imperative that their needs are quickly and efficiently assessed and provided for so that the effects of any instability on their education is reduced to a minimum.
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