Sentence examples for expectation for children from inspiring English sources

As a young headteacher in east London in the 1980s I found a culture of low expectation for children of Bangladeshi origin.

Setting aside politics, this is a fundamental shift in expectation for children of that age group.

Bureaucracies that have low expectations for children and consequently set low standards for them.

Children thrive when their parents are consistent, warm, hold high expectations for children's behavior, explain the reasons behind their rules and negotiate when appropriate.

Mr. Biden described education as the "single best ticket to the middle class," and he urged the audience to set high expectations for children.

He said more money would have helped improve achievement at the high school, but he added, "there's no substitute for accountability and having high expectations for children in the district, and there has been a lack of that".

The event was sponsored by social care training and development agency Paradigm, which has just conducted a yearlong government campaign aimed at raising career expectations for children and young people with learning disabilities.

Having high expectations for children was found to be important.

Teachers may have higher expectations for children's learning and development when they serve a broader cross section of students.

Parental investment responses to a high birth weight may vary by a family's SES because expectations for children's BMI, parenting knowledge about diet and exercise, and the availability of resources to respond to childhood obesity.

National Children's Bureau chief executive Dr Hilary Emery said: "The UK must have greater expectations for children's health if we are to be the best place in the world for children to grow up.