Children of the Century
Tracts, classics and brands: science for children in the Nineteenth Century
... particularly from mid-century onwards, with writers producing books with differing levels of language skills, technical difficulty, and, not least importantly, numbers of pages. Evenings at Home had been aimed at ...
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Ages and ages: the multiplication of children’s ‘ages’ in early twentieth-century child psychology
... the century, the influential developmental models of Piaget and of the rediscovered Vygotsky, both very much reliant on chronological age, would weaken the interest for physiological ...in children, based ...
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The Children of Spring Street: Rickets in an Early Nineteenth-Century Congregation
... the century (Smillie 1976: ...for children under the age of 17 was drowning, followed by accidental burning, and suffocation or being “overlaid” by a parent (Scott ...Cox’s children during a scarlet ...
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Disordered views of aggressive children: A late 20th century perspective.
... We need not accept Hill's outlook and behavior to allow that these may be the characteristics of a normally functioning individual who has adopted and adapted to a different world view and set of values than those ...
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21st Century Health Care for Children in Afghanistan?
... The situation in Afghanistan is worthy of special attention from pediatricians. Nineteen years of armed conflict have decimated the country. Com- mon childhood illnesses kill children made vulnera- ble by ...
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FAMILIAL UREMIC MEDULLARY CYSTIC DISEASE
... : Clinical and pathological as- pects of cystic disease of renal medulla:.. ON THE TREATMENT OF FEVER (IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS) IN FIFTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND[r] ...
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The Education of Children in London's Foundling Hospital, c 1800 1825
... poor children (First Annual Report, 1812, ...poor children across the country. Thus, the children within the Foundling Hospital, whilst excluded from the local communities in which ...
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Paulo Renato Guérios, “Immigration and the maintenance of the religious moral order: The case of the Ruthenian immigration to Paraná in the late nineteenth century”
... They despise themselves, the girls and the women have taken the path to perdi- tion in these forests, like pagans; among the Godless Brazilians, they have lost their devotion and their morals, they rove around in groups ...
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<p>The dynamics of poverty, educational attainment, and the children of the disadvantaged entering medical school</p>
... Being born into a wealthy family greatly enhances opportunity. 28 Socioeconomic status is one of the most consistent predictors of academic achievement in children. It affects academic achievement in 2 ways: ...
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Paediatric Renal Dialysis at the End of the 20 th
... to children in Ibadan, but its effectiveness was limited by non- availability of consumables, namely dialysates and PD ...8 children benefitted from it over a 4-year ...for children in Nigeria ...
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The children (and wives) of foreign ISIS fighters: Which obligations upon the States of nationality? - QIL QDI
... and children − held in Iraqi prisons and in the SDF-controlled camps in ...and children have been exposed first during the Caliphate and later on after ISIS’ ...
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Estimation of the depth of the thoracic epidural space in children using magnetic resonance imaging
... A total of 109 MRI scans of the spine in children, ranging in age from 1 month to 8 years undergoing radiological evaluation unrelated to spine pathology, were included in the study cohort. Of these 109 patients, ...
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Pan-Africanism and the Challenges of Development in the 21st Century
... Until the destiny of Africa is firmly in the hands of the African people, via the democratization of the African societies, and popular participation in the development pro[r] ...
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Women Novelists and their Novels in the First Half of Twentieth Century
... readers. Ivy Compton-Burnett occupies an unusual space in British literary history, for, like many novelists of her generation; her work is deeply influenced by British literary tradition. At the same time it breaks with ...
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From the Aristotelian soul to genetic and epigenetic information: the evolution of the modern concepts in developmental biology at the turn of the century
... Int J Dev lJiol ~O 21 26 (1996) 21 From the Aristotelian soul to genetic and epigenetic information the evolution of the modern concepts in developmental biology at the turn of the century Creature ma[.] ...
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CONFLICTS OF THE 21ST CENTURY BASED ON MULTIDIMENSIONAL WARFARE– “HYBRID WARFARE”, DISINFORMATION AND MANIPULATION
... is initiated from negative thoughts. The aspect of proper diagnosis is emphasised. “Know the enemy and know well each other, and in a hundred battles you will experience no disaster”. The elements of the art of war are ...
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Increases in the polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbon content of an agricultural soil over the last century
... Data from Table II have been used to calculate annual rates of increase in soil PAHs at Broadbalk. The plough layer at Broadbalk contains 2870 t of soil ha"1, so the changes in soil [r] ...
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PROMOTING THE PSYCHOSOCIAL WELLBEING OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN CHILDREN’S HOMES IN HARARE, ZIMBABWE.
... vulnerable children as the total experiences within the interpersonal contexts of wider family and community networks in which they are ...vulnerable children aims at easing resumption of normal life and ...
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A Comparison Between the Mothers of Cochlear Implanted Children and Mothers of Children with Hearing Aid in the Level of Depression, Anxiety and Stress
... In order to evaluate the parents of cochlear implanted and deaf children, depression, anxiety, stress scale(DASS-21) was used. The full scale of DASS consist of 42 questions, but the shorter form has 21 questions. ...
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Comparison of pH Levels of the Saliva Before and After the Consumption of Cough Syrups in Children
... making children taking sucrose medications prone to ...of children at a risk of drug-related caries, which can be considered a public health problem 15 ...
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