Sentence examples for interacting with children from inspiring English sources

Children with disabilities benefit from the introduction of Intensive Interaction Therapy in Montenegro in 2009  Intensive interaction is a practical approach to interacting with children with disabilities that involves eye-contact, facial expression, physical contact and body language, as well as the expanding sequence of behaviours with the child.

"I like interacting with children, and I like to listen to them and talk to them, and I think I'm good at that," said the 23-year-old from the city of Yogyakarta, who enrolled in the program, Indonesia Mengajar, and has lived in Gobang in western Java, since June.

A quick trip to your local playground or to Chuck E. Cheese will reveal all kinds of parents interacting with children in all kinds of ways: some laissez-faire, some more strict, some frenzied, some cool, some by the book and some by the seat of their pants.

This work presents T.P.T., a novel robotic prototype used in the context of Taekwondo, an Olympic martial art sport, able of interacting with children and with adult athletes.

However, the challenge is for understandings of equity to be reflected in the everyday language used by early childhood educators when interacting with children, their families and professional colleagues.

Predictably, the most highly qualified staff engaged in the most direct teaching, were the most effective in interacting with children and used the most sustained shared thinking (Sylva et al., 2003; see section about Free play and intentional teaching).

We then extended our previously reported interaction with both a CRHR1 SNP (rs110402) and TCA haplotype interacting with child abuse to predict current symptoms (N = 1,059; P = 0.0089).

Third, do the people know how to interact with children your child's age?

He'll even "break the fourth wall" and face the camera to interact with children at home.

Photograph: Andre Penner/AP Updated at 7.11pm GMT 7.02pm GMT Chancellor George Osborne interacts with children during the Starlight Christmas Party at No.11 Downing Street, London.

The ethics of how robots should interact with children is necessarily more fraught than the ethics of robots in the workforce.