Sentence examples for children provision from inspiring English sources

Where ECEC services are regarded as a downward extension of the school system, rather than as a system specifically designed to meet the needs of young children, provision may be inappropriate — formalized teaching of large groups over-relying on didactic approaches, an over-emphasis on targets and testing, and rigid regimes taking place in unsuitable spaces.

As part of this support, UNICEF provided Ready-to-Use Food for severely malnourished children, provision of micronutrients and nutrition education.

If only for the children, provisions that destroy American families should be stricken from any intelligence reform bill.

Someone on behalf of the government should take a lead in monitoring restraint techniques to ensure the current level of knowledge and understanding informs practice in all children's provision.

Systematic attention to data collection and monitoring, covering the status of young children, ECEC provision and the early childhood workforce.

Path analysis demonstrated that individual differences in behavioral problems and inhibitory ability predicted children's provision of inaccurate information.

She stressed the need for additional financial support to ensure services for children including provision of emergency education and child-friendly spaces and activities.

Such strategies should include continued sensitization and education of the children and provision of food at school to mitigate the side-effects attributable to praziquantel treatment and motivate children to take treatment.

Inclusion criteria for primary care practices treating children were provision of influenza vaccine at the office's location and the ability to generate an accurate count of their office patient population by age.

The prime minister has firmly resisted calls for sweeping social programmes he dropped Liberal plans for national child-care provision, for example.

If they came to power, they would probably keep Sure Start, but they also want to make child-care provision more flexible.