Similar words: childhood, second childhood, only child, schoolchild, wild horse, child-rearing, childbearing, godhood. Meaning: n. the early stage of growth or development.
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31. People born profoundly deaf, or who become so in early childhood, may well not develop intelligible speech.
32. The first aspect - the role of narrative in learning - is introduced through a study of literature in early childhood education.
33. I lived quite a lot of my early childhood at the Thompsons' house behind a shop on Harehills Parade.
34. His early childhood was spent with his father in Chicago.
35. Sean experienced few, if any, known serious problems during his early childhood.
36. Several other individual and household characteristics could be examined for their influence upon probabilities of early childhood survival.
37. Indeed, the schemata of adulthood have their origins in the schemata of early childhood.
38. Early childhood is also a time when drama, dance and music have a significant part to pay.
39. Scott spent his early childhood living with his parents in a one-room shack in a rural area outside of Tacoma.
40. I have said from early childhood he liked histories and maps.
41. One such theme - and one of the most important - is the development of language and literacy in early childhood education.
42. Working through this despair, which stemmed from early childhood, was a long and painful task.
43. Certainly,(www.Sentencedict.com) no day of their early childhood ever ended without one or both of them being beaten up by some one.
44. Before it is all forgotten, let us reclaim the recent history of early childhood education.
45. Alarmingly, the character and quality of these early childhood programs is very inconsistent.
46. Just recently, she helped start an early childhood education program in two Washington housing projects.
47. One is a small pile of undated photographs I have from my early childhood.
48. Here, in the regressive, infantile wish for the perfect parent of early childhood lies the germ of the police state.
49. There was nothing in his early childhood to hint at the extraordinary life he would lead.
50. Fighting against threats to young children's rights to early childhood opportunities could be seen as an expression of legitimate collective responsibility.
51. The therapy involves getting the patient to tell the doctor about their early childhood.
52. From early childhood they are schooled not to inflict themselves on others.
53. As Hannah busied herself with puzzles for a few minutes, her parents filled me in on her infancy and early childhood.
54. As said previously, the socialization of behavior is a continuous process that begins in early childhood with simple imitations.
55. The federal government also has strengthened its commitment to early childhood programs.
56. Just how much is due to inherited characteristics, and how much to other biological factors or early childhood experiences is still uncertain.
57. When we apply these views to early childhood we begin to have a clearer picture of deaf children's future.
58. Early childhood educators are rarely involved in defining problems, shaping solutions, or choosing options.
59. The emotional wounds of early childhood leave ineradicable scars.
60. His unhappiness has its root in early childhood.
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