Sentence examples for communicating with children from inspiring English sources
PODGORICA, 16 January 20133 – Based on the UNICEF resource pack on producing effective communication for children "Communicating with Children" by Barbara Kolucki and Dafna Lemish, UNICEF Montenegro supported the Montenegro Media Institute to train a group of young people with and without disability to become TV reporters on inclusion.
Sub-regional conference on "Communicating with children" held in Budva BUDVA, Montenegro, 29 April 2014 - How to produce quality television programs and content for children was the key challenge discussed at a regional conference "Communicating with Children" being held in Montenegro this week.
It was meant to outlaw adults communicating with children, to groom them, as a prelude to carrying out sexual abuse.
(She said she had the same problem when she began using e-mail, which, perhaps, makes her problem as much about adapting to digital shifts as it is about communicating with children).
I was an enthusiastic teacher who relished the challenge, and found early on that I had a way of communicating with children that seemed to work, particularly when I was telling stories to them.
They say that adults should be aware of this when communicating with children with autism.
The main caregiver was asked a series of questions and their responses were recorded in note form: How have you been communicating with (child's name)?
The programmes have been based in schools because the majority of children attend schools, teachers are experts in knowledge provision and behaviour change and there are structures to communicate with children, parents and the wider community [ 7, 11].
The programme uses roleplay, videotaped interactions, games, and discussions to help parents communicate with children about sex related topics; teach their children communication, assertiveness, and decision making skills; and better supervise and interact with their children.
Radio 'Meena Ki Duniya' or Meena Radio is an entertainment-education radio series in South Asia designed to communicate with children, especially adolescent girls in rural schools, their educators, parents and community leaders.
