Примеры использования Primary schoolchildren на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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About features of intellectual development of primary schoolchildren.
Proportion of primary schoolchildren out of school percentage.
The number of facilities for preschool and primary schoolchildren is increasing.
For primary schoolchildren, educational master classes will be given by participants and partners of the exhibition.
The Committee also notes the establishment of a school nutrition programme for primary schoolchildren.
The Group documented at least 36 primary schoolchildren who did the same.
Primary schoolchildren receive a ration of high-energy biscuits, which they consume during the first hours at school.
A set of winter clothes is distributed each year to primary schoolchildren from low-income families;
The Centre for Educational Innovation has launched Nos Mundo,a Government-funded news programme targeting primary schoolchildren;
The groups covered are mainly lactating women, primary schoolchildren, the elderly and persons with disabilities.
This has included the distribution of basic classroom resources andsupplies and an emergency curriculum for over 140,000 primary schoolchildren.
This initiative aims to promote health and well-being of primary schoolchildren and is taking place in several countries in Europe.
Of every 100 primary schoolchildren, 12 repeat a year and 7 drop out; in secondary school, 9 out of every 100 repeat and 7 drop out.
The difficulties of organizing and implementing the project in the process of teaching primary schoolchildren are considered.
Family activities for primary schoolchildren to improve their self-discipline and to build up better relationships with their family members pending approval.
WFP provided transport for books anddeworming pills targeted to 1.4 million primary schoolchildren, in addition to food assistance.
Ms. Didi(Maldives) said that primary schoolchildren learned about HIV/AIDS under other subjects, but were not taught gender per se.
Educational supplies have been distributed in"Puntland" benefiting over 28,000 primary schoolchildren, of which 40 per cent are girls.
Primary schoolchildren studied the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; children in secondary school studied the Georgian Constitution and international human rights instruments.
Key words: ideation; intellect;intellectual abilities; primary schoolchildren; psychical processes; mental activity; cognitive activity.
This article is the analysis of psychological andpedagogical literature which deals with the generalization of knowledge of features of intellectual development of primary schoolchildren through various views of scientists.
By 2015, the programme aims to educate 80 per cent of primary schoolchildren about hygiene and to have all schools equipped with sanitation and hand washing facilities.
To meet the need for harmonized surveillance systems to track overweight and obesity rates,countries participating in the Initiative routinely measure obesity trends among primary schoolchildren.
The workshop started with a choral chant in a Creole language by a group of primary schoolchildren on the effect of climate change on oceans.
Establishing the world-leading Childhood Obesity Surveillance Initiative(COSI),which collects nationally-represented, measured and internationally comparable data on overweight and obesity among primary schoolchildren;
WFP is promoting a food programme for pre-school children with the aim of avoiding dropouts among primary schoolchildren, an objective which is also being sought on the academic side.
A number of measures had been taken in support of children: social protection centres to assist over 1,000 orphans, teaching andtherapeutic centres for children in difficulty, school modules for 8,000 primary schoolchildren, food aid etc.
A project on bilingual(Maya/Spanish)books for primary schoolchildren in Mexico aims to train teachers from the 173 schools concerned which will be distributed in March 2006.
The distance of schools from places where students live,causing an aversion to education, particularly among primary schoolchildren, who do not have the strength to walk long distances.