41.   It has adult situations that young children might not understand.

42.   Jeanette Macero, who teaches the course, said the genesis was complaints from parents that they were paying tuition for instructors whom their children could not understand.

43.   Learning a skill requires practice, reinforcement, repetition and reintroduction in different forms and settings so that children thoroughly understand and master it before they lose interest.

44.   More exasperating is that adults think children understand, but children can seldom verbalize their thoughts or reactions.

45.   Mrs. Meachem said that she was unhappy with the compromise because younger children might not understand that the time was intended for prayer.

46.   Older children will understand the references but not their ultimate and depressing significance.

47.   Only a child would understand.

48.   Other examples abound of overscheduled parents working out their compromises, and expecting their children to understand.

49.   Our children will understand more as they mature.

50.   Our high-tech, video-game-era children do understand their role in the future.