Children and Place
The Origins and Development of CDI and its strategy A place for children: Tallaght West
... As Cortis (2007) stresses, inter-neighbourhood inequality is a characteristic of the United Kingdom, North America as well as in Australia. Yet this notion is challenged in some literature. Jack (2005) argues that it is ...
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Between a rock and a hard place How parents deal with children who use substances and perpetrate abuse
... The advice from specialist domestic abuse services is for health and social care staff to routinely screen for domestic abuse in a safe environment and providing they have the training to do so (Stella Project 2007). The ...
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Creating children’s spaces, children co-creating place
... childhood place in Narrative 1 shares memories of everyday life in a ...of place previously outlined to gain further insight into, and understandings about, the childhood experiences and the positive ...
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Young Children as Wayfarers: Learning about Place by Moving Through It
... young children, it becomes quickly apparent that young children rarely just ...Young children run, jump, dance, dive and climb. Very young children roll, crawl, cruise and ...young ...
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Playground as a social place for middle childhood children in residential community
... 5 There are several factors that are the major causes resulted in the current situation. The careless and ignorant attitude of the designer and planners is the first major factor. Playgrounds are often handled ...
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Is There a Place for Children in the New World Order
... responsibility of health, mental health, community planning, justice, and education agencies for research and program development has been neglected, because responsibi[r] ...
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Spotlight on romiplostim in the treatment of children with chronic immune thrombocytopenia: design, development, and potential place in therapy
... 62 children were randomized with 42 in the romiplostim group and 20 in the placebo ...younger children (1–6 years of age) were less responsive with 38% demon- strating a durable platelet response compared ...
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Children’s Hospice: A Place to Stay, A Place to Play
... of children who would benefit from these centers has risen. As more children require end-of-life care, there is a greater need for an end-of-life facility that combines the comforts of home with the medical ...
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Discrete Breast Masses in Female Children and Adolescents: Is there a Place for Non-operative Management by Pediatric Surgeons?
... in children and adolescents are ...in children have been reported [12], majority of them are secondary metastasis or primary secretory ductal carcinoma and altogether, they constitute less than ...among ...
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Sheltering in Place in a Xenophobic Climate: COVID-19 and Children in Immigrant Families
... charge determinations, including Medicaid for adult immigrants. Although the new public charge regulation excludes Medicaid for eligible CIF, millions of eligible CIF are projected to disenroll from and/ or not initiate ...
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Systems of Care Place Children & Families First
... well-being. Children living in America’s rural areas were more likely to live in poverty and less likely to have a telephone at home compared with all ...U.S. children, but they fared the same or better on ...
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Children and the Church- Jesus brings the child to a place in the middle
... thinking!and!talking!( logos )!about,!for,!and!with!God!( theos ).!It!is!always!an!ongoing!. activity!and!engagement!for!people!of!faith.!As!God!is!always!beyond!our!understanding,![r] ...
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Curiosity, place and wellbeing: encouraging place-specific curiosity as a "way to wellbeing'
... invited children to go around the garden and find three really small things to ...particular, children were touching and holding plants, insects and discarded ...Two children became absorbed in ...
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A Place to Think
... It was the month of May. In a large conference room, more than 800 educators were gathered: teachers, consultants, in-school and board- level administrators. A number of us had come here reluctantly to attend an imposed ...
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Revealing the Hidden Dimensions of Place Experience in Primary School-aged Children
... the children and allow new questions and insights to evolve during the discussions (Pretty, Guijt et ...engaging children and, particularly, the processes, questions and prompts that they would more readily ...
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A Place at the Stable
... not know him. 11 He came to what was his own, and his own people did not accept him. 12 But to all who received him, who believed in his name, he gave power to become children of God, 13 who were born, not of ...
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The other place
... The writing of Esther coincided with my father’s descent into Alzheimer’s and my regret, shared by so many children, that I had not asked him more about his family when I could. So now pieces of the past are ...
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Comparison of levetiracetam as a second line drug in place of fosphenytoin in status epilepticus among children
... (87%) children who had ...in children with confirmed CSE than in those with probable CSE difference between groups 13%, 95% CI 6–21; ...of children who had neurological sequelae at discharge was also ...
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Race and place
... single place, where "children and adults were connected in meaningful ways on both sides with the recognition that the actions that take place on one side have a direct consequence on the other ...
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Sense of place amongst adolescents and adults in two rural Australian towns: the discriminating features of place attachment, sense of community and place dependence in relation to place identity
... Adults. On advice from both communities where other surveys had been distributed recently, we used personal contact to distribute surveys rather than mail- out or letterbox drops. We devised a sampling process that ...
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