Recent research has shown the importance of tools able to detect and orient children in need, but has focused on children older than 6 years with an emphasis on post-traumatic stress disorder [ 22, 32- 35].
Her father, who said his daughter had been a visually oriented child with little interest in literature, was impressed with the clarity of her script -- "Although it was an odd subject from my point of view," he said -- and came on board as one of the film's producers.
Developmental psychology and certain subfields of sociology have been future oriented regarding children, focusing on children as human "becomings" (adults) rather than human "beings" [ 13].
The training and infrastructure needs in children's mental health remain the ultimate goal, but in their absence, tools that help identify children who require further assessment would help to rationalize scare resources and orient children to care in humanitarian contexts.
The teacher's role had been to orient the children by explaining the activity, answer any questions and then observe children at work.
From a child's perspective, KidZania is an enclosed, enticing world resembling the outside one but oriented to children's capacities and interests.
Others have also argued that national policies oriented towards children can be seen to reflect a country's past, present and future perspectives on children and childhood (Vergara del Solar 2014).
From a child's perspective, KidZania is an enclosed, enticing world — resembling the outside one but oriented to children's capacities and interests.
My children, one grown and one in college, love to read and had access to my old comics, as well as new ones (although the range of comics oriented to children seems diminished).
Not much of the first Manchester International festival has been specifically oriented towards children, but this family concert presented by the Hallé is one of the most successfully realised events so far.
