| 词汇 | child-centered |
| 释义 | child-centered adjective US(UKchild-centred)us/ˈtʃaɪldˌsen.t̬ɚd/uk /ˈtʃaɪldˌsen.təd/ used to refer to ways of teaching and treating children in which the child's needs and wishes are the most important thing: a child-centered approach to parenting Types of education abstinence education abstinence programme abstinence-only academically adaptive learning CAL classroom Forest school higher homeschool homeschooler homeschooling mixed-ability nursery scholarship traineeship unacademic virtual learning environment VLE vocationally Examples of child-centeredchild-centered In short, they operate on a child-centered basis. From Huffington Post On the opposite end of parenting too little, there has developed a small backlash against over-parenting and child-centered marriages. From The Atlantic It's easy to be child-centered. From Huffington Post These tests are but one tool that a teacher uses to diagnose her students' teaching needs, so that an individual and child-centered curriculum can be developed. From Huffington Post We found that caregivers’ use of a child-centered conversational style was related to their use of talk with and without gesture. They may fear that the second parent will refuse to consent not because of child-centered concerns but because of interpersonal antagonism. This was not the case for the rate at which caregivers used other child-centered or directive acts. Teaching practices that treat each letter as if they were all equally difficult follow a teacher-centered, as opposed to a child-centered, approach. The first dimension represents features of being accepting, responsive, and child-centered versus rejecting, unresponsive, and parent-centered. It is naive to assume that employing two or more languages in the school curriculum automatically leads to a raising of standards, more effective outcomes, and a more child-centered education. In the current investigation, as in previous studies, both the total amount of caregiver talk and child-centered acts were related to later language outcomes, whereas directive acts were not. Child-centered work includes many of the expected parenting functions (e.g., cleaning, feeding) as well as illness-directed care for ill children. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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