1.   Children need physical contact with a caring adult.

2.   A caring adult may be a parent, a relative, a guardian, or someone outside the family who supports the parent or guardian in raising the child.

3.   But if we can match a child with a caring adult, we have gone a long way toward steering that child in the right direction.

4.   But open discussions between diverse groups of students, not just best friends, and interactions with caring adults will do a lot more lasting good than metal detectors.

5.   Constant chatter from a caring adult is what counts most.

6.   Its theory is that kids need a long-term commitment from caring adults to improve their attitudes and skills.

7.   Such caring adults become the thread that leads transcenders through their childhood labyrinth.

8.   That, her desire to succeed and a few caring adults helped her develop the strength to escape the environment.

9.   The good news is that all of these skills can be mastered by any child who is taught wisely and patiently by caring adults.

10.   With attention from caring adults, and appropriate therapy from a mental health professional, the outlook is good.