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[Institutionalised Pre-School Childcare and Reported Maltreatment: A Survey in East Germany]. [PDF]

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Helmert C, McLaren T, Fleischer T, Ulke C, Altweck L, Hahm S, Muehlan H, Kriechel L, Beutel ME, Schmidt S, Schomerus G, Brähler E, Speerforck S.   +12 more
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Spondylolisthesis in pre-school children

Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics B, 2004
Although the natural history of spondylolisthesis is poorly described, we know that it is rare to see the condition in children before they are 5 or 6 years old. Treatment in these patients may be confusing because there is very little literature on the subject, and most papers are case reports.
José Luis, Beguiristáin, Pablo, Díaz-de-Rada   +1 more
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Pre‐school intervention programmes

Child: Care, Health and Development, 1984
Summary This paper re‐examines the rationale for pre‐school intervention programmes and the results from a variety of programmes are reviewed. The distinction is drawn between programmes for the socially disadvantaged and for the handicapped. The importance of parental involvement in such programmes is discussed, both with regard to advantages ...
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Transcendence in the Pre‐school; Supporting the Relationship between the Pre‐school and the Church

British Journal of Religious Education, 1987
This article has grown out of our combined work in the fields of early childhood education and religious education. Over the past year we have been working with the Chicago Committee on Children (funded by the Chicago Community Trust Fund), a group of early childhood and clergy persons interested in improving the quality and understanding of young ...
Barbara Kimes Myers, William R. Myers
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Protecting the Pre-School Child

African Affairs, 1966
This collection of essays, all written by extremely competent individuals, is a very useful introduction for anyone interested in the nutritional needs of pre-school children and their fulfilment. This age group is particularly vulnerable to malnutrition in that these children have less access to good quality protein than an adult, greater nutritional ...
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Pre-school screen audiometry

Public Health, 1969
Summary In the summer of 1967 a small pilot scheme of screening pre-school children for hearing defects by means of pure tone audiometry was undertaken at the Hearing Clinic, Heston. Out of 162 children tested 14 were found to have a defect, i.e. 8·6%, all previously unsuspected.
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Dentistry for pre-school children

Public Health, 1970
Summary The available evidence suggests that by the time they are five years old 80 per cent of children have experienced dental caries and that 80 per cent of the diseased teeth remain untreated. Successful management of pre-school children depends upon planning treatment to meet the natural requirements of the child.
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Audiometry in Pre-School Children

International Audiology, 1965
ResumeUne enquete menee en 1958/59 par le Service d'Hygiene Sociale de l'institut Neerlandais de Medecine Preventive, en collaboration avec la Clinique d'Oto-Rhino-Laryngologie de l'Universite de Leyde, aupres de plus de 300 enfants de 4-6 ans, a confirme que l'audiometrie pouvait tres bien etre realisee chez les enfants d'âge pre-scolaire. II apparait
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Language and the Pre-School Child

International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders, 1973
SummaryDemands for both increased educational provision for preschool children, and the inclusion of structured programmes of work to facilitate children's acquisition of language are discussed; future implications are considered, including whether or not acquisition can be directly influencedIt is proposed that speech therapists have a contribution to
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Prehistoric pre-school

Early Years Educator, 2001
If you want to start the year with a bang, look no further… Dinosaurs are always hugely popular with children, and this prehistoric project by Jessica Waterhouse is bound to be a winner with any class.
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