Sentence examples for conceptualization of children from inspiring English sources

The existing literature on children with special educational needs outside Tanzania has focused on conceptualization of children with special educational needs and their diversity (Farrel 2003; DfES 2009; Hallahan and Kauffman 2003; Halliwell 2003).

First, this article examines critically the conceptualization of children as economic and social burdens by considering the extent to which elite and then non-elite parents understood the 'cost' of their children to be increasing.

To preserve the multidimensionality of the instrument so that it continues to conform to the WHO definition of health and the contemporary conceptualization of child health, the questions were selected from all domains in the CPQ11 14.

A comparison of model fit statistics between models addresses the degree to which discriminant and convergent validity is supported at the matrix level by the present conceptualization of child anxiety disorders.

Campbell and Fiske's multitrait multimethod matrix (MTMM) design [ 18] offers an approach that permits the simultaneous evaluation of discriminant and convergent validity that could be used to address unresolved questions about the construct validity of the current conceptualization of child anxiety disorders.

In terms of the test of the convergent validity of the proposed structure of anxiety syndromes as illustrated in Fig.  1, the statistically significant difference between the fit of models 1 and 2 is supportive of the convergent validity of this conceptualization of child anxiety.

Overall these parents held a relatively homogenous conceptualization of their children's difficulties and the role of medication, in contrast to the diverse views expressed by their children.

The objective is to identify trends and lessons, generate strategies for UNICEF EAPRO, and to contribute toward a richer conceptualization of the situation of children in the region.

Their emphases, language and specific nuances in conceptualization might vary, yet the core meaning that they tend to convey clearly shares a commonality of perspective, viz., a more holistic approach to conceptualizing the status of children.

Other research has shown that the growth of children's conceptualization of illness paralleled, but lagged behind, conceptual development of physical causality [ 32].

Throughout this process the voices of children and the conceptualization of the Medicine Wheel remained dominant [ 8].