Sentence examples for represented in children from inspiring English sources

In our century, different ideas of order have been represented in children's literature by a city or a country.

Now, of course, groups like We Need Diverse Books are challenging our preconceptions of who should be represented in children's books (short answer: everyone).

Rosoff was commenting on the Facebook post of librarian Edith Campbell, praising the children's book Large Fears by Myles E Johnson and Kendrick Daye, a self-published children's book which the authors funded through Kickstarter because "we wanted to see a queer black boy represented in children's books and instead of waiting for it to come to be, we created it".

We issued a challenge to publishers: First Book would purchase $500,000 worth of books on a non-returnable basis from the publisher offering us the best selection of books by diverse authors, featuring characters, stories and cultures rarely represented in children's literature, at the best possible discounts that still created a profit margin for them.

This result is represented in children, who carried a GATA1-mutation (n = 6).

Although the number of cases was relatively small, G9 rotaviruses were also disproportionately represented in children under the age of 6 months (11%) versus older children (<7%).

That's the argument Margaret Raben is making on behalf of the three families she's representing in child protection service investigations in Michigan.

In May 2016, she launched the Just Like Me! Box specifically for parents who want their children to feel represented in their children's literature (though anyone who wants their child to have a diverse library could subscribe).

In it, she explains that by "systemic racism," she was talking about the prevalence of visible-minority children represented in the child welfare system and lagging graduation rates and higher incarceration rates amongst black and aboriginal youth.

"African history and culture is not being fully represented in their children's media, let alone people of African descent," Waziri says.

To understand how cognitive, language, math, and social abilities are represented in the brain in children with autism spectrum disorders and attention deficit hyperactivity disorders.