From a research interests perspective, this may be rational, whereas from a respect for the child point of view, this would be inappropriate.
Therefore, we add that when biobanks take children seriously as persons, these principles should be operationalized from a 'respect for the child' point of view in all layers of the biobank organization.
Ms. Swanson's educational philosophy and approach is best expressed in her architecture work for Ford Elementary School, Richmond, CA. Designed to address the whole child, both body and mind, Ford Elementary creates a strong learning environment from a child's point-of-view.
Also, I try not to constrain the narrative wholly inside the child's point-of-view, keeping available a commenting, adult knowingness if I want to use it.
Before deciding to kick your adult children out of the house, listen to your adult children's point of view and let them know the reasons for your opinions.
Working with the cinematographer Robert Richardson, from a screenplay by John Logan, Scorsese shoots from the children's point of view as often as possible.
From children's point of view, some key benefits of the internet depend on maintaining some privacy and freedom from their parents.
But the biggest hit – at least from the children's point of view – is a jaunt to the nearby Parc Aquanature.
"The big shift in children's museums in the '60s," he explained, "is that designers started getting on their hands and knees and looking at the world from the children's point of view.
But from the children's point of view, perhaps we are just at the beginning of a new one; it's just that, if you're over 24, you're not really invited in.
Restricting himself to the children's point of view, the director creates an almost unbearable sense of dread in the audience; you can't help suspecting that, at every moment, something terrible is about to happen.
