Sentence examples for weaker children from inspiring English sources

As he braced himself to learn of the death of his wife and three weaker children, there was one silver lining.

In the schoolyard, particularly among elementary school boys, bullies tend to pick on smaller or weaker children, often to assert control in an uncertain social environment in which they feel vulnerable.

Constructivist teachers celebrate the unconventional exercises they use as a way of keeping weaker children engaged, especially those from groups that have historically lagged in math, like girls and black and Hispanic students.

Unlike voluntary participation in sports, however, compulsory school attendance keeps weaker children in the educational system for more years.

We did so to investigate whether weaker children profited equally from the intervention in comparison to less weak children.

In contrast, smaller and physically weaker children lack the physical capacity to execute this behavior (Raine et al., 1998).

And the long journey out of Mali has left many refugee children weak and increasingly vulnerable to malnutrition and disease.

This idea is also applicable to education: the stronger parent helps the weaker child, thereby creating a balance within the whole of strivings of both people involved.

"First-cousin marriages always produce weak children.

Mr. Morton, of the United Nations, said schools, hospitals and clinics all contain what the Korean government calls "weak children," children who have been chronically underfed.

It's the position, as this commentator said, of the teacher who curries favour with the bullies in the class by bullying the weak children with them".