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An experiment investigated the effect of a make-believe fantasy mode of problem presentation on reasoning about valid conditional syllogisms in three groups of 5-year-old children: a) school children from middle-class families in England; b) school ...
Maria da Graça B. B. Dias+3 more
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‘We are never invited’: School children using collage to envision care and support in rural schools
The voices of school children who are orphaned and vulnerable are more often than not missing from conversations about their care and support at school. In a rural ecology this is even more so the case.
Fumane P Khanare, Naydene de Lange
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Headache in school children: prevalence and risk factors.
BACKGROUND Recurrent headache is a common problem in school children. Evaluation generally leads to the diagnosis of a primary headache syndrome (migraine or tension-type headache).
A. Straube+3 more
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[b]objective[/b]. The aim of the research was an assessment of the differences in the self-evaluation of health-related quality of life during the treatment of post-burn scars on the upper limbs of pre-school and school children.
Anna Chrapusta, Maria Pąchalska
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How common is pain in Indian school going children? A phase 1 pilot study
Background: There is a lack of information about the prevalence of pain among school going Indian children, and therefore, this study was conducted. A cross-sectional population survey was conducted in school children from Grades III to VI. The objective
Vrushli Ponde+4 more
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Intestinal parasitosis in school children of Lalitpur district of Nepal
BackgroundEnteric parasites are the most common cause of parasitic diseases and cause significant morbidity and mortality, particularly in developing countries like Nepal.
S. Tandukar+9 more
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Background: Breakfast can meet energy requirement of school children to conduct their daily activity all day. But, in reality, there are many school children who do not behave in a healthy breakfast that can meet the needs of 30% of energy.
Fatmah Fatmah
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Despite increased malaria control efforts, school-aged children (5–14 years) have higher a malaria prevalence compared to children under-five. In high-transmission settings, up to 70% of school-aged children harbour malaria parasitaemia and therefore ...
Geofrey Makenga+8 more
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Are Children Fully Aware of Online Privacy Risks and How Can We Improve Their Coping Ability? [PDF]
The age of children adopting digital technologies, such as tablets or smartphones, is increasingly young. However, children under 11 are often regarded as too young to comprehend the concept of online privacy. Limited research studies have focused on children of this age group. In the summer of 2018, we conducted 12 focus group studies with 29 children
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