Sentence examples for methods of child from inspiring English sources

Even a quirky new family drama called "That's Life," on Saturdays at 8, could prove appealing to viewers, Mr. Sternberg said, leaving "Yes, Dear" (Mondays at 8 30), about two couples and their differing methods of child rearing, as the only one of the seven new CBS shows being dismissed by critics and analysts like Mr. Sternberg.

He also teaches seminars and course sections to pre- and post-doctoral fellows related to applied and scholarly work in community psychology and clinical psychology on such topics as: prevention research methods, models of prevention, human diversity in clinical/community practice, and clinical methods of child intervention.

Dr. Tebes teaches or has taught postdoctoral and doctoral fellows in community and clinical psychology and in prevention science, on such topics as: prevention research methods, models of prevention, human diversity in clinical/community practice, clinical methods of child intervention, and professional development.

Other explanations, quite closely related to this immediate economic one, focus on the values imparted by the different methods of child rearing and on parents' goals in child raising (Barry et al. 1959; DeVore et al. 1968).

Robinson also dictated the proper methods of child rearing he prescribed a strict upbringing with a strong emphasis on corporal punishment.

Dr. Bennett is also a major contributor for Natural Child World Magazine, a bimonthly magazine with an ecological focus; it inspires practical and alternative methods of child rearing and holistic family lifestyle.

Through the letters and diaries of such people (and the people in the novels they read), we come to understand in a much more immediate way the daily impact of Victorian codes of etiquette, theories of disease, standards of hygiene, fashions in cookery and methods of child-rearing.

It isn't the first time King has explored the methods of children's publishing.

The notion that exercise is medicine dominated Canadian physical education in its nineteenth-century inception and continued to circulate through fitness discourses despite the introduction of movement education in the mid-twentieth century, which offered more progressive methods of child-centered teaching.

Programs designed to mimic the learning methods of children are also a waste of time and money, says DeKeyser.

"The only way to learn a language is to make quite a bit of effort on a daily basis". Programs designed to mimic the learning methods of children are also a waste of time and money, says DeKeyser.