... in Western schools, where self-expression is valued. The present study examined teachers’ perceptions about Chinese immigrant children’s verbal expressions compared to European Americans’ (EA) at an early stage. We also examined how teachers’ assessment of children’s verbal expression is related...

... for schools and teachers to educate children about the importance of participating in physical activity and making healthy eating choices. One approach to comprehensively offer opportunities for physical activity and healthy eating is called Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child, which intertwines...

... for schools and teachers to educate children about the importance of participating in physical activity and making healthy eating choices. One approach to comprehensively offer opportunities for physical activity and healthy eating is called Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child, which intertwines...

... in Italy associated with their ethnic background and gender? Four groups of 7- to 12-year-old pupils of first-generation Albanian (n = 152) and Serbian immigrants (n = 124), and Italian (n = 300) and Slovene (n = 64) mainstream children were studied. Self- and teacher reports were collected regarding...

... (or a decrease) in lesson length, funding, and teaching resource provision. There also appears to be concerns in relation to initial teacher training and professional development. However, a number of organizations provide schools with support, enabling them to ensure pupils receive, and are able to apply...

... likely place for intensifying and improving the quality of interethnic contact, hence for avoiding or combating discrimination, but also a setting were discrimination is likely to be encountered, from classmates and even from teachers and other significant adults. First, we review the effects...

... Abstract This paper is a review of concepts and methods presented as a tribute to a great pioneerand teacher, Harold Frederic Schuknecht. His book entitled Stapedectomy, published in1971, is based on past experience of ‘6,200 stapedectomy operations over a period of 13years’ and on experience...

... (accessed August 18, 2018). 17. Schneider E, Theobald C: Development and evaluation of food and nutrition teaching kits for teachers of primary schoolchildren. Nutrition Bulletin 2016;41:55–66. 18. Meek F: The food teacher professional portfolio – a personal and professional development programme...

... education and outreach, and policy. ECE administrators and teachers need assistance and support to improve nutrition education within their programs. An effective strategy for achieving such improvements is Go NAPSACC, an on-line suite of tools that guides ECE programs through a system for continuous...

... in parallel with proprioceptive ataxia and gait imbalance. Manet always remained discreet about his private life, and we mainly know that his future wife was his family piano teacher, with whom he had a liaison at the age of 17 years. Later, the great but platonic passion of his life was the painter Berthe...

... will need more didactic elements and proscribed activities, postgraduate training benefits from flexibility to the learners' working context. Training the trainers is an important component of an education strategy so that teachers use a learner-centred approach consistent with the patient-centred...

... their teacher's clinical perspicacity, which enabled them to accumulate detailed clinical and psychological descriptions. These were published in books that achieved success in their day. From his descriptions, Sollier deduced a pathophysiology of hysteria in which a psychic inhibition led to a functional deficit...

... Abstract Babinski, ‘Chef de Clinique' of Charcot from 1885 to 1887, fully supported the ideas of his teacher on hysteria and thought that a dynamic brain cortical lesion is the cause of the disease. After Charcot's death in 1893, Babinski gradually revised his position. In a first step, he...

... facilitating communication in the rather few patients with locked-in syndrome, much interest is now devoted to the therapeutic use of BCI in rehabilitation. For this latter group of patients, the device is not intended to be a lifelong assistive companion but rather a ‘teacher' during the rehabilitation period...

... countries, without offering the levels of education and services for adolescents, the consequences will be adolescent fecundity and STI prevalence increase. The ignorance about sexuality and reproduction both in parents, teachers and adolescents increases the early initiation of coital relations...

... affected by sport at a competitive level and anthropometric factors are of importance for choice of sport in children. However, coaches, teachers and parents should be aware that unsupervised high-intensity and resistance training programmes involving maximal loads or too frequently repeated resistance...