Sentence examples for capable child from inspiring English sources

Parents tended to send a weak child to receive 're-education' and kept the more capable child by their side for future old-age support (Li et al. 2010).

In fact, one the strongest aspects of Seattle's Accelerated Progress Program APPP) for highly capable students is that it affords every highly capable child in the district, no matter what their socioeconomic background, the opportunity to join a program that will meet them at their level and challenge them with the depth and complexity they need.

The teachers, as opposed to the TAs, sometimes also use Describing and Classifying (in terms of 'speech acts') with the more capable children.

The culmination of these experiences is confident and capable children who develop their own personal calculus that enables them to live a life that is filled with enough risk to make their lives interesting and fulfilling.

However, the other key role played by early childhood staff and services is the role they play in educating parents and helping them to also contribute to raising confident and capable children.

Written informed consent was obtained from each caregiver prior to participation, and informed assent was obtained from capable children.

The assessment of competence is subject to two pitfalls: complex research decisions may be imposed on children who are unable to make them, while capable children who want to take part may be inadvertently excluded [ 9].

In clinical practice an accurate assessment of children's decision-making capacities is needed to avoid two pitfalls: to impose complex medical decisions on children who are unable to make them, and to inadvertently exclude capable children who want to take part in decision-making [ 1].

It is assumed that the maximum number of routing-capable children, Rm, was four in the network shown in Figure 1.

The City Council voted 5 to 4 late Monday to put the "Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Ordinance" to a vote.

It's great, sure, that Representatives Renee Ellmers and Jackie Walorski took their names off the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, and that Ellmers also reportedly lobbied her female colleagues against the legislation.