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The Psychology of Starting School: An Evidence-Based Guide for Parents and Teachers (en Inglés)
Hughes Claire,Dempsey Caoimhe,Fink Elian (Autor)
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The Psychology of Starting School: An Evidence-Based Guide for Parents and Teachers (en Inglés) - Hughes Claire,Dempsey Caoimhe,Fink Elian
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Reseña del libro "The Psychology of Starting School: An Evidence-Based Guide for Parents and Teachers (en Inglés)"
The Psychology of Starting School offers a highly accessible, practical guide to cutting-edge research from developmental science to guide parents and professionals through this exciting but sometimes tricky period.Written by expert developmental psychologists, it explores how social and emotional competence emerges within a network of supportive relationships and explains how the transition to school compares with other key transitions for children, for example, becoming a sibling. Addressing the all-important topic of children's early friendships, it explains how children's mindreading skills and ability to regulate their feelings and behaviour contribute to a successful school transition. The book offers guidance on topics such as successful home-school links, the impact of starting school on family life and troubleshooting problems for both parents and educators including socialising outside school, children's fatigue, and establishing positive relationships with other parents at the school gates.Designed to dip in and out, and complete with numerous examples, chapter summaries and top tips for parents and teachers, this book is essential reading for parents, Early Years professionals, SENDCos, health visitors and school nurses, as well as mental health professionals and social workers working with children and families.
