Sentence examples for children are integrated from inspiring English sources
The sooner such children are integrated into mainstream school life, the better they do.
In several respects — the musical detail with which adults and children are integrated at the party, the growth of the massive Christmas tree, the comedy of the mice, the way the long Arabian dance is paced like an exercise in narrative suspense — it is the equal of any.
When children are integrated into decision making, vulnerability is reduced and resilience to disasters is enhanced.
Sheffield's strategies for teaching math and Smutny and von Fremd's differentiating strategies for young children are integrated into the training and curriculum.
"It is crucial to ensure that no children are integrated in the regular armed forces or forgotten in the reintegration process and that measure to prevent the recruitment of children be put in place," she said.
IMCI guidelines, slightly adapted for Niger to be more sensitive in identifying and referring malnourished children were integrated in the guidelines.
Gil Eyal et al. have argued that, in the USA and many other western countries, diagnoses of autism rose after institutions for the 'mentally retarded' were closed down in the 1960s and children were integrated into new educational and social settings (Eyal et al., 2010).
The policy challenge is to "(re build (current) systems of ECEC to meet crucial design features" to provide quality ECEC services for all children that are "integrated and attractive and affordable to all families regardless of social class or minority status", yet sensitive to differing educational needs (2009, p. 39).
"(re build (current) systems of ECEC to meet crucial design features" to provide quality ECEC services for all children that are "integrated and attractive and affordable to all families regardless of social class or minority status", yet sensitive to differing educational needs (2009, p. 39).
In post-earthquake Haiti, children's voices are integrated into reconstruction effort PORT-AU-PRINCE PORT-AU-PRINCEe PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haitiof children chatting excitedly in Creole, nine-year-old Marie-Ange hunches over her poster paper, meticulously tracing the outline of a school.
