Dynamic, child-friendly guides use scavenger hunts and other tools to replace fears and tears with enthusiasm and excitement.
And many of the brightest and most dynamic children were taken away, locked up in a hospital far away from Edendale.
As Senior Vice President of Children's Media at PBS, Lesli Rotenberg is responsible for the strategic direction of a contemporary, dynamic children's media service that meets the needs of a new generation of children, their parents and teachers.
Based on different theories of dynamic systems, children's development occurs through interaction between their genes, their physical and socio-emotional environment, and the amount and quality of earlier experiences.
"What kind of community are you creating when this is the dynamic between children?
Although the size of the model population was assumed to be constant during the 1-yr observation period, the model population was dynamic allowing children to be born into, and age out of it.
The NCC represents a dynamic cohort; children did not participate in all years and left the study when reaching 18 years of age or when their family moved away from the area.
Although it is arguable whether spouses and children fulfil different roles in providing support, or are hierarchically situated in terms of their importance (Penning 1990), an older parent's widowed status creates a unique family dynamic where children tend to play a significant role.
Second, in the dynamic process of children growing up, children's effect on the stability of marriage changes (Heaton 1990).
There's a lot of talk about this social dynamic: couple has child, man keeps career, woman watches hers unravel, at least until the child goes to school.
Ringwald depicts children, and the parent-child dynamic, carefully and thoughtfully, and many scenes between Charlotte and the grown-ups in her life are deftly drawn.
