Sentence examples for children's abilities from inspiring English sources

Human studies on the 1974 Michigan PBB incident showed that accidental exposure to high levels of PBBs may lead to perceptual and perceptual motor problems and lower scores on subtests of the McCarthy Scales of Children's Abilities in children 4 6 years of age (Schwartz and Rae 1983; Seagull 1983).

Molfese and Molfese (1985) reported that hemispheric responses at birth differentially sensitive to specific speech stimuli were predictive of children's later emerging language skills as measured by the McCarthy Scales of Children's Abilities.

At ages 5 and 7 years, children's gross motor skills were assessed using select subscales of the McCarthy Scales of Children's Abilities (McCarthy 1972).

Two hundred twelve children enrolled in the Oswego Newborn and Infant Development Project were assessed using the McCarthy Scales of Children's Abilities at 38 months of age, followed by a reassessment at 54 months of age.

Blocks develop children's abilities with spatial and mathematical thinking.

According to new government figures there is a "huge gender gap" in young children's abilities.

Moreover, if parents and teachers believe children's abilities are flexible, pupils are more likely to improve.

How are children's abilities to self-regulate and pay attention different in a tech-laden world?

Chris Davies, vice president of Kellogg College, says technology is changing children's abilities in "quite haphazard" ways.

In her Reality Check column, Polly Curtis dissects the information to find out what it means, asking: what do the tables tell us about children's abilities?

The majority of parents in the private sector take a close interest in their children's abilities and needs, according to Neil Roskilly, chief executive of the 350-strong Independent Schools Association.