Sentence examples for socially ready from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, she said, a child who is reading at age 3 may not be considered socially ready for Peck, which this year accepted 32 kindergarteners from 22 area preschools.

Each of the above milestones are accompanied by their own gaming rites of passage, and only you can decide when your child is developmentally, emotionally and socially ready to embrace them.

Providing an admissions process that can determine whether indigenous and ethnic minority applicants are academically (and socially) ready to achieve success in pre-medical degree pathways and the provision of alternative entry pathways is recommended for tertiary institutions committed to widening participation [ 14, 15].

Gentrification happens and goes on happening for as long as a city beguiles the socially adventurous ready to live cheap and with a little cash to hand.

"They really have to be ready socially and emotionally," she said.

But I skipped some grades and entered college at 16, and I wasn't ready, socially, to be a freshman.

However, students skipping grades need to be socially and emotionally ready for it.

Parents also mentioned that preschool program allowed their children to become "brave," indicating that their children are socially and emotionally ready to go to school (Sachdev, Szmodis, & Eng 2014).

I was never the child in high school that sought drama (unless studying the family problems of the Tudor Dynasty counts), and I like the feeling of being happy-go-lucky.However, there is one thing that leaves my blood boiling, my eyeliner crooked, and my rants ready: socially established gender roles.

The overarching goal of early learning is to ensure disadvantaged children enter school on time and are cognitively, socially and emotionally ready for school.

He may not be ready to socially engage with this girl and pick up on her social cues.