Sentence examples for children anxious from inspiring English sources

It is no mystery why teachers sometimes make children anxious.

Exhausted by the journey and the ordeal that had preceded it, missing her children, anxious about the unexpected attention, uncertain of her future as a refugee in an unknown, very foreign place, Lamija hardly knew how to answer.

And as a parent of primary-age children anxious to know there are London comprehensives to which I would enthusiastically send them, I liked the look of his school.

Metal detectors, police officers in hallways, and zero tolerance policies have "been a failure in that they make children anxious, they make schools less welcoming," Dodge said.

Although effect sizes were modest, group differences between anxious children, anxious children comorbid for ADHD, and normal controls were found on several cognitive measures.

General anaesthetic (GA) has been a technique used within dentistry for over 100 years as a way of carrying out dental treatment in young children, anxious adults and individuals with special care needs.

For example, in the light of evidence that child anxious temperament influences coparenting, and given our knowledge that even in infancy children affect the early course of the family processes that in turn affect their development (e.g., Davis et al. 2009), it seems that clinicians should be aware of the reciprocal relations between child anxiety/anxious temperament and coparenting quality.

They are usually frightening and often unwanted, and they usually continue unresolved, leaving your child anxious and distracted and making him or her appear mentally unbalanced.

The study showed that genetic factors were not the main driver for the children of anxious parents becoming anxious themselves.

Second, we compared high-anxious children to median-anxious children, whereas low-anxious children were excluded from participation.

If children are anxious, maybe teachers are passing on their own stress, or maybe parents are being made anxious by what they read, but it is largely manufactured.