Sentence examples for dominant children from inspiring English sources

The second scenario was that the games industry becomes the dominant children's medium, where the big new children's franchises start off as games, and where toys and games companies become even more important sources of funding.

First, that "digital eats the world" with internet-connected devices becoming the dominant children's medium, with digital businesses emerging as major media players to compete with the likes of Disney.

It was not until the mid-1980s, when amplifying age and sex differences became a dominant children's marketing strategy, that pink fully came into its own, when it began to seem innately attractive to girls, part of what defined them as female, at least for the first few critical years.

The program reduces bullying, creates a positive foundation for mental health, teaches children about responsible and responsive parenting, and creates an environment where vulnerable kids become more resilient and aggressive or dominant children become more inclusive.

A monotonic sequence of iclusters is a sequence of nested iclusters such that an icluster in the sequence is a dominant child (in terms of size) of the icluster before it.

Though the Spanish-language media is often referred to as the "Hispanic media," it generally serves first generation immigrants and not their English-dominant children and grandchildren.

Results of the study did not support the notion that native-language instruction in beginning reading rather than English immersion should ultimately help Spanish-dominant children read better in English.

But the Johns Hopkins study is poised to make that debate irrelevant: After five years studying Spanish-dominant children in six schools in California, Colorado, New Mexico, Minnesota, Illinois and Texas, the researchers found that the quality of instruction had a greater impact on how easily the children learned English than did the language of instruction.

For decades, there have been highly contentious and political battles about whether Spanish-dominant children should be taught to read first in Spanish and then transitioned to English by about the third grade, or whether they should be taught in English from the outset.

That Romantic vision later became dominant in children's books (and is responsible, even today, for pastoral cribs filled with stuffed animals).

Among rural and urban populations, the burden of deaths due to communicable diseases had been dominant for children aged 0 4.