Sentence examples for classification of children from inspiring English sources

They were anything but good -- a two-tiered authoritarian structure based on business-like management models which emphasized testing and grades, were cluttered with irrelevant curricula, emphasized rote learning and grill and drill, and had as its central mission, the sorting and classification of children by class for a future dead-end role in society.

Classification of children's peer status (popular, neglected or rejected) has been found to predict subsequent adjustment.

Afterwards we compared the classification of children born as SGA in the pooled group with their classification using their true GA in completed weeks.

Our model improved the classification of children in both the dying and surviving groups.

Standard of living measurement involved classification of children into quintiles based on the household Wealth Index.

Classification of children with or without active TB was based on the criteria shown in the list below.

Uneven Statistics Inconsistencies in the classification of child deaths and a lack of common definitions of "abuse" mean that little internationally comparable data on child maltreatment exist.

In an attempt to address variances in the classification of child deaths, the UNICEF researchers have constructed a league table that combines national totals of child deaths from known abuse and neglect with those child deaths that are recorded as being of "undetermined cause".

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) 2006 classification of child undernutrition, children with a Z-score below −2 Standard Deviations (SD) of the median for weight-for-height/length (WHZ) or (WLZ), height/length-for-age (HAZ) or (LAZ) and weight-for-age (WAZ) are classified as wasted, stunted and underweight respectively.

Irrespective of the evaluation whether the upcoming changes in these classification of child and adolescent disorders are mainly driven by research findings or by political or even financial interests, it is clear that these revisions will have a strong impact on the understanding of these disorders both in clinical care and research.

54 The GMFCS is a five-level classification system of children's functional gross motor severity.