Sentence examples for emotional intervention from inspiring English sources

These findings have important implications for the design of social and emotional intervention programs.

Based on the prior research, this study aimed to suggest a framework of emotional intervention strategy focused on socio-pleasure according to a degree of difficulty and convenience.

"Obama's early, and at times emotional, intervention in the national debate that followed the killing of Trayvon Martin in 2012 was blamed by many critics for inflaming racial tensions, and the White House had strained to avoid similar intervention in Ferguson," the newspaper writes.

One of the most emotional interventions was from Labour's Yasmin Qureshi, who said her 83-year-old mother had been given three days to live and began to say she felt a burden on her family and could not go on, yet survived and fully recovered.

Recent research evidences that social and emotional interventions are effective in supporting children's social and emotional development (Schultz et al. 2011).

IM offers this sector the opportunity to formally incorporate theoretical, evidence-based research into the development of early childhood education and care social and emotional interventions.

Developed by two national centres in the United States, the Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations for Early Learning (CSEFEL) and the Technical Assistance Center on Social Emotional Interventions (TACSEI) in the US, this model provides a multidimensional framework that promotes the social-emotional well-being of children (Hemmeter et al. 2014).

It was a time of problems and conflicts for Megadeth, that in every two weeks or so, according to frontman Dave Mustaine, there were "outrageous emotional interventions" in order to make the group a democracy.

Aligned and coordinated socio-emotional interventions are the key.

We need the same commitment to aligning socio-emotional interventions as we have made to coordinating instruction and testing.

He has said nice things about full-service community schools and even provided a few meager grants that would fund the socio-emotional interventions and the early education that are required to overcome intense concentrations of poverty.