Sentence examples for children's perspective from inspiring English sources

There are countless books on the shelves advising couples on divorce, but until now we've rarely heard what it's really like from the children's perspective.

But mostly, from the children's perspective, people do things to them.

In "The D Word," Ephron tells us she can't think of anything good about divorce from the children's perspective.

An evaluative survey indicated that the program prompted parent child discussions, provided support to adoptive parents, and helped parents view the adoption experience from their children's perspective.

The study expands upon previous analyses in two ways: first it assesses the health benefits of reducing children's exposure to indoor NO2 while at school, second it considers the children's perspective in the economic evaluation.

What is important, says Julie King '82, is to weigh what we say and do from the children's perspective, learning to handle parenthood's stressful moments in ways that foster communication rather than cut it off.

From a child's perspective, it's both what they need to know and how they solve problems.

I think it's a child's perspective of how to be a hero.

Cooperative inquiry methods give adults a chance to better understand children's perspectives.

To explore children's perspectives on how to improve the research experience.

To characterize the quality of life of children with cerebral palsy from the parents' and children's perspectives.