Sentence examples for active parental from inspiring English sources

In this review, more than half of the effective interventions reported parent education and active parental involvement in training.

Active parental involvement in training, and parent directed training were also reported (n = 5) (Table  1).

Any decision about whether to require active parental permission should weigh the parents' perspectives and responsibilities, the children's ability to comprehend and make a free choice without coercion, and the possibility of systematic exclusion of students [ 12].

Home work activities (e.g. visit a local supermarket, make a healthy snack) with active parental involvement, were mentioned as an option but parents clearly stated that these assignments need to be pleasant, practical and interesting.

Insect eggs are often protected from desiccation by parentally derived gels, casings, or cocoons, but active parental protection of offspring from desiccation has never been demonstrated.

Some HCPs believed that it helped if parents were active and others believed an active parental role model was not necessary, for example, " I don't think necessarily that parents have to be really sporty to get the children to be sporty, but they encourage them to be sporty and take them to their hobbies and support them" (P01, Dietician).

Parental control software is not a substitute for active parent interaction with your children and conversations around their Internet use.

Longitudinal analyses showed that active coping, parental monitoring, and self-disclosure were protective against developing internalizing problems 2 years later.

As could be predicted from these results, further exposure to the conjugate inhibited growth of the clones at doses comparable with those active against parental 791T cells.

These results are consistent with the life history differences between the sexes, whereby male ptarmigan defend vast territories to secure mates and females, who are less active, provide parental care to chicks (Steen and Unander, 1985; Unander and Steen, 1985).

Active coping strategy, parental monitoring, parental support, and the broader family factors (i.e., family cohesion, family expressiveness, family conflict, and perceived family support) were not related to internalizing problems.