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X. The Schoolchild

1969
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Dieting the overweight schoolchild

Nutrition & Food Science, 1975
Family attitudes toward food create a very important influence upon the eating habits of the growing child. It is both unfair and often futile to expect a youngster to control a lusty appetite while other members of his family gorge without restraint, particularly if they too have a weight problem.
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The Schoolchild with Epilepsy

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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The Schoolchild with Encopresis

Pediatrics In Review, 1981
Often, 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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Eczema and the Schoolchild

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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Dress Of the English Schoolchild

Costume, 1974
This article is based on an address given at the Costume Society's 1973 Symposium, and does not purport to be more than a sketchy outline of a subject to which the costume historian has not, as far as I know, given very much attention. In 1939 the Rev. Wallace Clare, F.R.S.A.
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Science Fiction and the Schoolchild

Soviet Studies in Literature, 1969
During 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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SCHOOLCHILD’S HOMEWORK – NECESSITY VERSUS SUPERFLUOUSNESS

Zeszyty Naukowe Wyższej Szkoły Humanitas w Sosnowcu. Pedagogika, 2019
The schoolchild’s homework makes an integral part of the didactic-rearing process. It is only in connection with home assignment that a lesson forms a full unit of the teaching process. The view on the role and value of homework has undergone numerous changes throughout the history of school education. At the moment, the question of home assignments is
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The schoolchild and adolescent

1997
Abstract Schoolchildren and adolescents in Britain are taller and heavier than in the past and the secular trend for increasing body size continues. This has been interpreted as evidence that the population is healthier than ever before and that nutritional standards continue to improve.
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Psychological-Pedagogical Characterization of the Schoolchild

Soviet Education, 1990
The individualization of instruction and upbringing requires a knowledge of the characteristics of the student's personality, knowledge that the teacher needs in order to create optimal conditions for the schoolchild's development. From olden times one of the most widespread methods of fixing individual-psychological characteristics of students has ...
D. R. Kadyrbaeva, I. L. Engel's
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