Sentence examples for damaging children from inspiring English sources

A booklet just published by the National Union of Teachers, The Mismeasurement of Learning, gives 16 short essays of evidence on how tests are damaging children and primary education (see reclaimingschools.org).org

The Greens' immigration spokeswoman, Senator Sarah Hanson-Young, who was spied upon by guards when she visited Nauru on an official visit, said the detention regime was damaging children.

As divorce is clearly here to stay, it may be more productive to instead ask how the process of dissolving a marriage might be changed to avoid, as much as possible, damaging children.

"It's damaging children's health," he said.

The union may launch a legal challenge over Gove's free school policy amid concerns that it is damaging children's education.

"The role of technology at home is potentially damaging children's communication skills with their parents who are using it as an electronic babysitter," says Andrews. "More and more children are coming into primary school with their spoken language as an issue so we are using technology in the classroom to record their language as a way of getting them talking to their parents".

Another factor was a damaging child abuse trial in northern France in 2004 and 2005.

People are starting to realise how damaging child abuse is and are seeking help".

Jackson's final years were marked by financial troubles and a second, even more damaging, child-abuse scandal.

It's a coincidence, of course, but it points to the potential for sought-after converts in a fast-changing, officially atheist country where many people are urgently searching for spiritual values, as the church seeks to strengthen its image and numbers globally after the damaging child abuse scandals.

He too concluded that there is "substantial evidence that detention is harmful and damaging to children and young people" and said it was "extremely worrying" that more than one in three children was being held for longer than 28 days.