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Child

For tax purposes, the term child includes the taxpayer's son, duaghter, stepchild, eligible foster child, or a descedant of any of them, or an adopted child. It also includes the taxpayer's brother, sister, half brother, half sister, stepbrother, stepsister, or a descendant of any of them.
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The last condition is young children's engagement in well-developed make-believe play.
Developing self-regulation: the Vygotskian view
School counselors can serve an important role in, on one hand, reassuring and educating parents regarding measures taken at school to insure children's safety and, on the other hand, alerting school officials to safety concerns that need attention.
Understanding the concerns of parents of students with disabilities: challenges and roles for school counselors
I purposefully selected interview questions that, as I spoke with these children's parents, would give me insight into their home environments.
Factors of a low-SES household: what aids academic achievement?
While it was impossible to observe and record everything that went on in each storytime, participant observation worked well to capture significant episodes of the children's naturally occurring behavior.
Observations of babies and toddlers in library settings
Structured behavioral intervention to increase children's adherence to treatment for latent tuberculosis infection.
Tuberculin skin testing in children
Environmental Protection Agency established a national network of Centers for Children's Environmental Health and Disease Prevention Research, now 11 in number.
Children's health and the environment: a transatlantic dialogue
When multicultural book sales began to fall in the late '80s, market analysts explained that multicultural children's books were a passing trend.
Diamonds in the rough: the search for socially responsible, multicultural children's literature
As camp professionals, our role is to educate our staff about children's mental health problems, teach them how to observe with an open mind, and to facilitate communication to parents.
Children's mental health and camp: what is our role?
In addition the Child and Adolescent Statute of 1990 replaced the previous juvenile criminal code (Codigo de Menores) to specify that children's rights to a dignified life should be upheld.
The house, the street, global society: Latin American families and childhood in the twenty-first century
In 1956, Holt International Children's Services was started, furthering the adoption of Korean children; that agency remains active.
Adoption in the U.S.: the emergence of a social movement
They want to ensure there is an accurate tool to measure that group of children's progress relative to the grade level objectives.
One test for all? States leaders debate the validity of testing some special needs children on par with average students. Does NCLB unfairly prescribe
This understanding is important for a number of reasons including (1) the effect of parents' decisions on children's well-being, (2) enhanced self-esteem for fathers when they are actively involved with their children, and (3) the advantages for mothers when there is a second parent to help with child-raising.
Key determinants of mothers' decisions to allow visits with non-custodial fathers

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