Sentence examples for tasks with children from inspiring English sources

This possibility could be examined by using learning/training tasks with children.

Supporting evidence for the proposal that the development of visual attention plays a critical role in autism comes from studies using the gap-overlap task with children and adults.

To convert this understanding to being more applicable for educational practice and understand the path from logarithmic to linear dominance the present study took this theoretical basis and conducted a number-to-position number line estimation task with children from Years 1-3.

This finding supports previous studies that found children exposed to ETS during childhood performed significantly more poorly on reasoning tasks compared with children who were either unexposed to tobacco smoke or exposed during the prenatal period only (Bauman et al. 1991; Eskenazi and Bergmann 1995).

It can also be unsettling – the game Heavy Rain goes to a lot of trouble to get you to do childcare tasks with "your" children to increase identification before something bad happens to one of them.

The activities help the caregiver undertake specific tasks with their children at home.

The analysis of the effects of prenatal exposure to PCBs on memory components reveals that consistent effects were found on visual recognition memory tasks with young children.

In addition, it is a culture in which the mother focuses on household tasks and education, the father makes the family and monetary decisions and is the breadwinner, and family members work together to complete various tasks, with young children helping out with simple household tasks.

Usually therapy for anxious children consist of various sessions in which therapists use different parts of protocols or from their own clinical experience, mostly based on cognitive restructuring, exposure tasks and relaxation tasks with the child and a few sessions with the parents.

Furthermore, the guide addresses the importance of communication, early stimulation and structuring of time and tasks in working with children.

I am not interested in dwelling on the minutiae of parenting, of leaning in so hard to the idea of "being present" in every task associated with child-rearing that we lose sight of our own narrative arcs.