Sentence examples for school adaptation from inspiring English sources

Dresses that looked like costuming for a high school adaptation of a Tennessee Williams play?

Next year's school, "Adaptation and Mitigation: Responses to Climate Change," will explore topics such as greenhouse gas emission scenarios, the economics of climate change, adaptation and mitigation measures, and climate policies.

Vikram lurked in the fringes of the school's theatre club for a long period and often took part in backstage work before being handed the lead role in a school adaptation of Molière's The Doctor in Spite of Himself after the original lead had contracted chicken pox.

Johnson et al. [ 18] found that perceived dissimilarity in parenting styles characterized by emotional warmth and control was associated with lower self-esteem, school adaptation, and school achievement.

There are two pre-morbid dimensions: social; consisting of PAS items social isolation and peer relationships and academic; which contains school performance and school adaptation.

The Turkish Form of the TRF is normed for children 4 18 years of age and provides reliable and valid measures of the children's school adaptation and problematic behaviors.

There are many schools and adaptations of hermeneutics, but basically hermeneutics set up rules for interpretation.

Leah Winkler never met her benefactor, but, eerily, the first play she had anything to do with, in high school, was an adaptation of Molière's "Les Fourberies de Scapin," co-written by him.

When Pacino was thirteen and performing in a school play, an adaptation of "Home Sweet Homicide," he already identified so strongly with his role that when his character was supposed to get sick onstage he became nauseated.

9 P.M. (Lifetime) THE BLING RING (2011) Zack (Austin Butler), a shy, middle-class teenager, reaches his sticky fingers into the closets of the rich and famous as he searches for acceptance from his Los Angeles high school peers in this adaptation of a true story.

As already mentioned, parental acculturation orientations shape their offspring's identity through the transmission of the values and cultural expectations either fostering or hampering children's adaptation to school and thus their motivation to achieve.