Sentence examples for child achievement from inspiring English sources

In this paper, I use a unique dataset linking administrative school data with birth records to quantify the importance of time-varying family factors for child achievement and time use.

The current study found no significant association between maternal PFOA/PFOS levels and child achievement of early developmental milestones such as walking without support, taking off socks and shoes when asked, and turning a picture book right side up.

Based on these data, the Summary of Product Characteristics, part of the European marketing authorization recently approved under the decentralized procedure, notes that LDX "showed significant improvement in child achievement in academic performance".

For example, this allows the comparison of a child's achievement on a test with easy questions with the achievement of another child on a test with difficult questions.

It effectively announces each child's achievement, or lack thereof, to their peers.

Equally powerful is the way in which parental aspirations, or lack of them, can impact on a child's achievement.

However, parents expressed feelings of unfairness and disappointment significantly less than the satisfaction they gained from their child's achievement and how they (parents) had contributed to it.

Children's Minister Sarah Teather said: "For too long social background has been a deciding factor in a child's achievement and future prospects.

And, how does my child's achievement reflect on me?

The State of the World's Children 1989 looks at some of the major child health achievements of the 1980s – achievements which are now saving the lives of at least two and a half million children each year.

Since joint attention is achieved by young children, its achievement cannot plausibly be thought to make any sophisticated intellectual demands.