Sentence examples for teaching ages from inspiring English sources

Teaching ages 5 to 12 must be quite a jarring daytime reality.

When we reject the subtle growth and teaching age offers, the changes often sneak up on us in drastic, disruptive ways.

The profound silence that followed was only broken when my 8-year-old piped up: "Mommy, what is a stripper club?" I've always advocated teaching age-appropriate information about sexuality and related subjects to my children.

Key priorities for UK medical schools should be increasing time spent on teaching ageing and improving coverage of elder abuse.

So, the suggestion that we harmonise the education of health professional students with the health service models we want them to work in and establish a network of national well-funded teaching aged care services has merit.

An Australian program to develop teaching aged care facilities is being undertaken to build the sector's capacity and provide nursing students with positive experiences of engaging with vulnerable clients.

McKibbin says that primary school students should be taught "age appropriate" sex education to make children more aware of potential dangers from other children.

Then, as a matter of course, schools would teach age-appropriate methods to stop bullies on playgrounds, in school classrooms and hallways.

Asperger syndrome treatment attempts to manage distressing symptoms and to teach age-appropriate social, communication and vocational skills that are not naturally acquired during development, with intervention tailored to the needs of the individual based on multidisciplinary assessment.

Mothers and care providers are taught age appropriate preparations of the product by the community coordinators during home visits.

The children in the programme are taught age-specific lessons about how the virus is contracted as well as issues related to stigma and discrimination.