Sentence examples for observing children from inspiring English sources

The guidelines also advise doctors that observing children without prescribing antibiotics is acceptable therapy.

Pearle must have logged a lot of playground hours observing children.

Assessment teams visited preschools during the second half of the school year, observing children, talking to preschool directors and interviewing parents.

After editing the "The Oxford Book of Narrative Verse" and "The Singing Game," (two projects she was working on with her husband before his death), she is back to observing children on the playground.

Elizabeth herself recalled thinking: "This is it – the approach for me!" She was fascinated by the way Klein had developed a method of observing children at play, through which they could express their ideas and feelings, often before they could be articulated in words.

ON THE SCREEN -- The commercial, dubbed "Snapshots," begins with a montage of black-and-white photographs showing a boy on a swing; a portrait shot of Mr. Lazio, his wife, Patricia, and their two young children; clammers at the shore; two men in a store; schoolchildren boarding buses at a school; Mr. Lazio observing children working at computers.

The Toy Guidance Council observes children playing with thousands of toys & then reports the observations to the manufacturers.

The New Yorker, September 4, 2000 P. 74 Short story about a couple hoping to adopt a child... Edward and Alison observe children at an adoption agency-sponsored picnic.

In some families that she knows, Simone Kennedy-Mittobservedved, children are the victims of their elders' ambitions and self-doubts — assuming that those elders are on hand at all.

And it has trained its teachers on how to observe children to determine what methods each student will respond to best.

The teacher's role had been to orient the children by explaining the activity, answer any questions and then observe children at work.