elementary school-age children
The Empowerment Of Role Of The Family In Developing Character Of Environmental Awareness In Elementary School-Age Children
... in elementary school- age children in State Elementary School 1 Padangsambian, determined by the role of Waste Bank through intervention of school to students’ ...in ...
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Potential circadian and circannual rhythm contributions to the obesity epidemic in elementary school age children
... 113]. Children appear to be more sensitive to light exposure [4] due to more transparent ocular lenses and larger pupils ...how children ’ s circadian sys- tems, and particularly the melatonin rhythms ...
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Quality of life and provision of social rehabilitation services in elementary school age children with special needs in Riga City
... that children are capable of adequately and reliably assessing their own well-being and functioning, if the survey is developed according to child’s age and the level of reference (White-Koning, ...form ...
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Frogger
... Rivara,1 in this issue of Pediatrics, reports on an ambitious effort to educate early elementary school- age children on the rudiments of traffic safety.. Although he demonstrates behavi[r] ...
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Association of caries experience and dental plaque with sociodemographic characteristics in elementary school-aged children: a cross-sectional study
... Multifactor analysis of ANOVA while controlling for age was used to study the relationship between dt/DT, mt/MT and ft./FT and the sociodemographic variables of the elementary school-age ...
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Nugraheni
... of elementary students about reproductive health in Indonesia still ...to elementary school age children today is still considering taboo, but this problem should be anticipated as soon ...
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Fit “n” Cool Kids: Effects of Peer Modeling and Goal Setting on Physical Activity
... early age is imperative and efforts should focus on fostering children’s physical activity ...Within school-based interventions, there is insufficient evidence on the effectiveness of the use of character ...
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Checking Out or Checking Into Reading? The Borrowing Habits of Elementary School Children In Relation to Gender, Age, and Reading Ability.
... the children were interested in from this study’s findings, it is interesting to note that “Science” titles under the Dewey classification system include books on animals and dinosaurs and “Arts & Recreation” ...
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The role of schools in the spread of mumps among unvaccinated children: a retrospective cohort study
... four elementary schools and their ...when, school, age, MMR vaccination status, household size, presence of high school students in the household, religious denomination, and home ...
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Elementary School Teachers’ Reflections on Shy Children in the Classroom
... shy children differed from one another due to at least one of the following factors: (a) personality differences, (b) different educational and life/family experiences, and (c) varied exposure to modeling or ...
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Suicide in Elementary School-Aged Children and Early Adolescents
... younger children and by depressed mood and emotional distress with increasing age into adolescence and young ...in Children Aged 5 to 11 Years Compared With Early Adolescents Aged 12 ...
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School-time physical activity among Arab elementary school children in Qatar
... the school uniform is the traditional long thoub for boys and a long skirt for girls, hip-worn accelerometers cannot eas- ily be attached to their ...young children [32, 45, ...during school time in ...
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Chinese Immigrant Parents Involvement in the Education of their Elementary School Children in Windsor, Ontario: Perceptions and Practices
... journalist for a big publisher. But we found there was a dramatic difference when I came to Canada. I was close to 40 years of age when I arrived in Canada. With the new environment and language barrier, ...
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Sleep problems, strengths and difficulties in elementary school children
... in elementary schools in Cologne (age ranged from 8 to 11 years) are ...Results: Children indicate signs of sleep disturbances in higher frequency than their parents ...shown. Children with ...
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Nutritional Status of School Age Children in Private Elementary Schools: Basis for a Proposed Meal Management Plan
... Nutrit ional proble ms a mong children require immed iate action. Ma lnutrition in a child results fro m interplay of causative agents. The common causes of ma lnutrit ion are poverty, fau lty food intake, ...
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A concerted effort in eliminating reading deficiencies in kenyan elementary school children 6 – 8 years of age
... and school have a large and important role to play in helping young children emerge into ...their children in a conducive setting and in addition, support their literacy development with an ...
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COMPETITIVE ATHLETICS FOR CHILDREN OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AGE
... Recreation and The Society of State Directors of Health, Physical Education, and Medical Association, The American Association for Health, Physical Education and American Academy of Ped[r] ...
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Parental Perspective and Feeding Practices Effects on Food Neophobia in Elementary-Age School Children
... 66 The previous studies indicate that restrictive feeding practices differ by ethnicity. Cardel et al. (2012) reported higher levels of restrictive feeding in Hispanic American parents compared to European American or ...
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Analysis on symbolic meaning of drawing arts by elementary school children
... another, children have their own innate, interests, capabilities, and background of ...of children, namely: (a) a child expresses his behavior in a relative spontaneous manner, (b) a child is active and ...
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The relationship between age and altruistic behaviour in elementary school children.
... old children are at the height of the "good boy morality” , having passed from the more egotistical phase of Kohlberg’s (1964) Stage I to his Stage II where ...
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