Inbunden, Engelska, 2003
1 054 kr
Skickas inom 10-15 vardagar
This title rests on the idea that young children, under optimal circumstances, develop substantial abilities in social and emotional domains by the time they enter school. These abilities contribute to their success and well-being during these early years, but even more importantly, to both their successful adaptation to school (personal and academic) and their long-term mental health. The chapters present theoretical foundations for and explanations of the importance of adults in young children's lives - pre-school teachers, daycare providers, parents - can do to encourage the development of such social-emotional abilities, including promoting secure attachment relationships, providing positive behaviour guidance, and assisting children in developing emotion knowledge, emotion regulation, social problem-solving skills and other positive social behaviours. In addition, the book reviews the state of early childhood programming in each of these areas, with the addition of a chapter on emergent parent programming on emotion coaching.Recommendations are made for making such programming work and for assessing the individual child's development and programme efficacy, and necessary future directions for this area are detailed.
