Sentence examples for structured children from inspiring English sources

Too much of today's learning is structured; children are 'directed', 'instructed' and carefully 'followed' at all times, so they do not have a chance to experience learning through unobstructed observation.

Play Time for Kids will be differentiated by offering structured child development activities and play groups guided by Play Time for Kids employees.

Bookstores have joined in, organizing day camps structured around children's books, like "The Double-Daring Book for Girls" and the "Ranger's Apprentice" series.

This study is designed to examine how biological knowledge is organized and structured in children.

This means a woman will lose all her local support structures: children's schooling and friendships are also disrupted.

The uncertainty of wartime leaves young people acutely vulnerable; separated from family or other support structures, children can form a dependency on their military commanders that makes them easy to exploit.

Since the organization of the icons was consistent with the school curriculum structure, children seldom confused the meanings of the icons.

While siblings provide a built-in social structure, children without siblings are not at a complete loss.

Dr. Carter also has a private consulting practice helping families and schools structure children's lives for happiness; she lives near San Francisco with her family.

She is the author of Raising Happiness: 10 Simple Steps for More Joyful Kids and Happier Parents and she has a private consulting practice helping families and schools structure children's lives for happiness, meaning, and ultimately, success.

Depending on the family structure, children who grow up in these communities will often acquire the family language as their first language (L1).