The phrase "advanced children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe children who have developed skills or knowledge beyond their age level, often in an educational context.
Example: "The school offers a special program for advanced children to help them reach their full potential in academics."
Alternatives: "gifted children" or "high-achieving children".
That was when, thank the Lord, I discovered a Web site for the parents of other extremely advanced children, called AreYourPetsLimping.com.
This has been used to give the majority of the population access to free local healthcare: with thousands of new local GP centres, hundreds of new modern local clinics providing comprehensive free treatment daily, one of the most advanced children's heart hospitals in South America and a programme of renewal of the decaying hospitals inherited from the past.
Older and more cognitively advanced children made fewer attributions to discrimination than their peers.
This will allow the teachers to focus their attention on the less advanced children and classes.
Teachers may also choose to group children according to different skill levels and provide the more advanced children with more challenging skills.
These most advanced children provided evidence of applying external anchor point strategies for lower and upper bound target digits, as well as the possibility of mental anchor points.
They will be delivering the new accreditation and assessment scheme for the advanced child and family practitioner status and the revision of the professional capabilities framework, shaping social work learning and practice.
They will be delivering the new accreditation and assessment scheme for the advanced child and family practitioner status and the revision of the professional capabilities framework, which will shape social work learning and practice.
Future applications of such a localization service include remote keyless entry and ignition systems, advanced child passenger safety, and beamsteering for in-vehicle high-speed Internet access.
But skipping kindergarten – even for a more mature or academically advanced child who might otherwise go straight to first grade — would no longer be an option.
The humbleness is in how tough her life is because her kids are on different school schedules and the bragging part lies in her admission that she is the mother of a "so advanced" child -- a genius perhaps?
