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... two children had also internalised their mother’s negative feelings towards their ...the children, aged 9 and 11 at the breakdown of contact, did not want to see their father and that she neither could nor ... See full document

... applicant parents gave a reason why they had not engaged in ...to care for the child (commonly linked to children’s services involvement), or past domestic violence which left the applicant feeling ...of ... See full document

... that parents were given help when it was too late to keep the child out of care: ‘I feel let down by social services they only seem to help after a crisis and by then it’s too late’; ‘from the time problems ... See full document

... their children. It appeared that staff did not make adjustments for parents’ SEN and again, it appeared that parents needed to empower ...describe how she would counteract this ... See full document

... was parents’ perceptions regarding significant barriers to real involvement in decision making about their ...of parents in power relations and structures of educational ...from parents’ viewpoints, ... See full document

... medical care, psychological support, and a comprehensive life skills approach to adolescent ...and report a better home environment at 5 years after the intervention than socioeconomically matched ... See full document

... although children attending SS appeared to recognize that they had functional limitations (as evidenced by reporting more problems in the domains), this did not translate into a perception of lower HRQoL (as mea- ... See full document

... ers with a mean age of 17 years (range, 15 – 19 years) in 2 school sys- tems (Tampa Bay, FL, and Twin Cities, MN). The participants took part in a school-based teen parent program and completed mental health assess- ... See full document

... intensive care is associated with a range of long- term health problems such as cerebral palsy, mental retar- dation, deafness, blindness and milder but more common problems such as learning disabilities and ... See full document

... Law, Children are people under 16 years old ...(1989), children are people under 18 years old ...article, children are understood to be under 18 years old. Children are taken care of ... See full document

... providing children with an affirming politics of identity, by allowing for complex blends of resistance and agency regarding majority, minorities and hybridity, requests not only new pedagogies but new ... See full document

... understand how general practitioners (GPs) address parental concerns about childhood immunisation using standardised ...the parents who have ...her children proved to be the most challenging role ... See full document

... request. Parents were encouraged to provide a spontaneous narrative about the various service providers with whom they and their child interacted over time, starting with their earliest ...for parents to ... See full document

... that parents have in shaping their child’s attitudes and ...with parents is an absolutely essential part of a whole-school / community approach to prevent and counter all forms of inappropriate behaviour ... See full document

... 5-year-old children for a wide range of ...of children with NDIs were elevated among the lowest income groups and in stunted children, demonstrating discriminant ...5-year-old children with a ... See full document

... mothers are less likely than older mothers to receive child support payments.8. In several studies the cognitive levels of infants[r] ... See full document

... Despite efforts by schools are facing a lot of difficulties trying to curb children’s irregular school attendance. (DeSocio et al., 2007).When a child does not often go to school or forgo attending school for some time; ... See full document

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... the care of medulloblastoma patients were contacted through oncology networks in ...Canada. Parents of children diagnosed with brain tumors were recruited via two clinics in Vancouver and ... See full document

... staff. Parents reported entering the Individual Education Program planning process confident that the “experts” (the school personnel) would advocate for their ...most parents reported recognizing that they ... See full document