Examples of using Developmentally in English and their translations into Slovak
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Programming
moderate-intensity physical activities every day that are developmentally appropriate and varied.
psychologically, developmentally.
The first thing to remember about this behaviour is that it is totally developmentally normal.
new materials are only introduced when the child is developmentally ready for new explorations.
If your kid is developmentally delayed or exhibits other autism-like behaviors,
It is in the interest of the Union for the divide between the important centre and the developmentally backward peripheries to disappear,
engaging, developmentally appropriate ideas to practice, parents
If your child is developmentally delayed or exhibits other autism-like behaviors,
Future graduates will also be able to participate(methodologically, developmentally and conceptually) in improving the work schools do at all education levels,
Developmentally, tasks that require the use of more Executive Function skills at one time are more challenging for younger children(Best),
youth are developmentally ripe for spiritual growth,
developmentally compromised," whereas the child who">underwent sequencing,"at this point, is developmentally normal," said Dr Chowdhury.
ensure that their child is making positive progress both academically and developmentally," Dr. Desai says.
scaffolding instruction to meet students where they are at developmentally, and providing supportive play opportunities,
in forms that are developmentally appropriate, enjoyable,
more of moderate to vigorous physical activity that is developmentally appropriate and enjoyable and involves a variety of activities.
more of moderate to vigorous physical activity that is developmentally appropriate, enjoyable, and involves a variety of activities[38].
in forms that are developmentally appropriate, enjoyable,
A logical, developmentally appropriate progression that allows the child to come to an abstract understanding of a concept by first encountering it in a concrete form,
In one research study of 122 young children registered in a rural Head Start program\*, children in the experimental group were offered the chance to deal with a computer for 15-20 minutes per day with their option of developmentally appropriate educational software application,