Sentence examples for children to master from inspiring English sources

Why is it necessary for children to "master a sense of independence" when they are children?

Adolescents felt they were more in control of their pain and parents valued the support they experienced in helping their children to master the pain.

The question is really one of how we master — and teach our children to master — the technology, rather than allowing it to master us.

Similar camps are popping up across the country and in Great Britain, generated by parents' Palmerian nostalgia, a desire for children to master the (literally) old-school arts and enhance their research and writing skills.

The truth is that for children to master the print system or concepts of number, they have to go through complex developmental progressions that build these concepts over time through activity and play.

Education for Thinking Project Education for Thinking Project The Education for Thinking project is based on the premise that the most important mission of schools should be to teach children how to use their minds, and it asks what thinking skills we want children to master as well as how these skills develop.

Fantasy allows the child to master the mundane, like Max's taming of the monsters in Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are".

For a child to master empathy, Jones notes, she first needs to understand her own emotions: to develop a sense of what sadness, anger or disappointment feels like — its intensity and duration, its causes.

You use a game to introduce a concept, such as "Same or Different", read the included books on a daily basis to reinforce, and use designed activities such as playing sand and water to help your child to master the concept.

Porter says it takes as long as two years for a child to master the routines.

In order for a child to master and function in both the home and the school, there has to be a minimization of the incongruency that exist between the two institutions.