Sentence examples for months of developmental from inspiring English sources

Conveying the research of the economists Kelly Bedard and Elizabeth Dhuey, Mr. Gladwell writes that those born early in the calendar year enjoy many months of developmental advantage because of arbitrary school entrance cut-off dates, and are often tracked into "gifted" programs.

Two to three years of high-quality early years education can provide up to 8 months of developmental advantage in literacy-related outcomes compared to children who enter school with no pre-school experience, with similar effects on other cognitive and social outcomes.

When children entered primary school, the EPPSE study (Sammons et al. 2002, 2003) found that: Two to three years of high-quality early years education can provide up to 8 months of developmental advantage in literacy-related outcomes compared to children who enter school with no pre-school experience, with similar effects on other cognitive and social outcomes.

After a fantastic trip to Italy to see all the places where the play unfolds and several months of developmental workshops, just a week before rehearsals were set to begin I found myself in the unenviable position of having to inform the actors and the rest of the collaborative team that we had no play.

Not only do these assumptions ignore the great diversity of Head Start and the importance of individualization in preschools, where every chronological year of enrollment corresponds to more than 12 months' worth of developmental capacity, it abrogates teacher initiative and is inconsistent with research that supports more varied approaches to teaching reading.

To aid interpretation, the differences in mean BAS-NV score are also presented as 'months of developmental delay' (Elliott et al., 1997).

With a median follow-up period of 57 months (range, 13-100 monthe), the rate of developmental delay was 1.9% and 0.5%, respectively (P =.29).

The patient presented at 6 months of age with developmental delay, followed by the onset of intractable, focal, and generalized seizures associated with developmental regression from 10 months of age.

He presented at 34 months of age with developmental delay, ataxia, nystagmus, optic atrophy and a mild, persistent metabolic acidosis.

The reported patient was evaluated at Johns Hopkins University Hospital, Baltimore, USA at approximately 10 months of age for developmental delay and new-onset seizures.

At 2 years 10 months of age, significant developmental and growth delay persisted and he drooled excessively: head circumference of 41.5 cm (−6 to −7 SD), height of 81.5 cm (−3.6 SD) and weight of 8.5 kg (−5.3 SD).