people's governments at all levels shall take various measures to guarantee school-age children and adolescents access to education.
Not because its leaders are all ancient: modern politicians tend to flaunt pregnant wives and school-age children, and disport themselves in cycling shorts and running kit.
In our country today, it is not only the many school-age children who have no schools to go to, but also large numbers of young people above that age, to say nothing of adults.
Sainvil was most concerned for his family: his wife, their two elementary school-age children and 5-month-old twins, as well as his mother, who has not left the house since Monday.
Now ages 30 to 50, they are the parents of today's school-age children.
"ADHD can place many challenges on families with young and school-age children," Dr. Carolyn M. Clancy, director of the AHRQ, said in the agency news release.
As many as one in five people have dyslexia to some degree, according to the Connecticut Longitudinal Study, a long-term study of about 450 school-age children that concluded in the early 2000s.
In remote areas, a great number of school-age children are not squared away for school.
The frequency of treatment is determined by the prevalence of infection or visible haematuria (in the case of urogenital schistosomiasis) in school-age children.
Strategies for anaemia control in preschool-age children in sub-Saharan Africa should be tailored to local conditions, taking into account the specific etiology and prevalence of anaemia.
The local people's governments at various levels shall ensure that school-age children and adolescents enroll in school near the places where their residence is registered.
In 1990, about 99.77 percent of school-age children in the cities and 97.29 percent of school-age children in the countryside were attending school.
In addition, the Home Office can do since the orphanage, can also be considered in Linfen to do a provincial school for orphans, AIDS patients receiving specialized in school-age children.
They are collaborating with UC Berkeley neuroscientists who use games to improve the prefrontal cortex function, and thus the reasoning ability, of school-age children.
India's widespread poverty -- 800 million Indians live on less than $2 a day -- leaves many poor families with no other choice than to put their school-age children to work.
Afterwards, it is believed that the high dropping ratio of local school-age children distinctly constrains the development of Changguo Elementary School.
In addition, the school-age children are able to according to the agreed rules of the game.
