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Support group for a bullied schoolchild: A case study
British Journal of Child Health, 2022Bullying among schoolchildren has long-term consequences for children's health. Support groups could be an effective method against this. The aim of this study was to explore the experiences of the children, mothers, and school nurse regarding bullying ...
L. G. Kvarme +2 more
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"Medical & pharmaceutical journal "Pulse"
One of the important tasks of medicine, education, state and municipal authorities is to protect the health of children and adolescents - students of general education institutions.
Manenkov M.P., Radchenko O.R.
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One of the important tasks of medicine, education, state and municipal authorities is to protect the health of children and adolescents - students of general education institutions.
Manenkov M.P., Radchenko O.R.
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Sociocultural Functional Literacy As a Planned Learning Outcome of a Primary Schoolchild
Primary Education, 2021The article highlights the problem of the formation of socio-cultural literacy in a junior schoolchild, which is considered as the planned result of his education in primary school. The characteristic of the concept of “socio-cultural literacy” is given,
N. Fedorova
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British Journal of Special Education, 1980
Teachers in ordinary schools need to realise that eczema is not contagious and to accept it in the same way as they accept children with flat feet, writes Shirley Street, who teaches at Westbourne Junior School, London Borough of ...
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Teachers in ordinary schools need to realise that eczema is not contagious and to accept it in the same way as they accept children with flat feet, writes Shirley Street, who teaches at Westbourne Junior School, London Borough of ...
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School Psychology International, 1979
To most people epilepsy is a little understood and disturbing illness. Yet given proper treatment and attention, epileptic children can be helped a great deal, and psychologists have an important part to play in this when it comes to the heightened emotional and educational problems that such children face.
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To most people epilepsy is a little understood and disturbing illness. Yet given proper treatment and attention, epileptic children can be helped a great deal, and psychologists have an important part to play in this when it comes to the heightened emotional and educational problems that such children face.
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Science Fiction and the Schoolchild
Soviet Studies in Literature, 1969During the past decade, Soviet science fiction has experienced a boom not inferior to its "golden age" of the 1920s. Many new names have appeared. The subject matter has become more serious. The writers have improved in the literary sense. There has been a noticeable broadening in the range of readers of science fiction.
A. Levin, A. Velikovich
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Tovaroved prodovolstvennykh tovarov (Commodity specialist of food products)
The incidence of a number of diseases among younger generations of Russians is steadily increasing, despite significant government improvements to school nutrition. Monitoring persistent behavioral patterns continues to reveal alarming trends.
S. Livinskaya +3 more
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The incidence of a number of diseases among younger generations of Russians is steadily increasing, despite significant government improvements to school nutrition. Monitoring persistent behavioral patterns continues to reveal alarming trends.
S. Livinskaya +3 more
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RESEARCH COMPETENCY AS AN INTEGRATIVE QUALITY OF THE PRIMARY SCHOOLCHILD’S PERSONALITY
Bulletin of Toraighyrov University Pedagogics Series, 2021The given article examines the development of the research competency of a primary schoolchild as an integrative quality, presents a characteristic of its structure and the indicators of the formedness of research competencies.
G. Yespolova +4 more
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The Schoolchild with Encopresis
Pediatrics In Review, 1981Often, a schoolchild with encopresis feels desperate, lacking a most primitive form of control, harboring a painful secret, susceptible to exposure and peer ridicule, wounded by the disdainful remarks of parents and siblings, and perplexed over why he messes.
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