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Young children's behaviour : practical approaches for caregivers and teachers / Louise Porter.
LIBRA HQ774.5 P67 2003
Available from offsite location
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Porter, Louise, 1958-
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Preschool children--Psychology.
- Preschool children.
- Behavior modification.
- Discipline of children.
- Early childhood education.
- Classroom management.
- Physical Description:
- x, 252 pages ; 25 cm
- Edition:
- Second edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Baltimore, MD : P.H. Brookes Pub. Co., [2003]
- Contents:
- Part 1 Foundations of a guidance approach 1
- Chapter 1 Core values of early childhood education 4
- Ethical principles 4
- Educational tenets 6
- Chapter 2 Debates about discipline 11
- Contrasting philosophies 12
- Implications for practice 21
- Skills for guiding children 22
- Chapter 3 Prevention of inconsiderate behaviour 26
- Provide a child-friendly environment 26
- Meet children's emotional and social needs 29
- Provide an individually appropriate program 29
- Part 2 Children's emotional needs 33
- Chapter 4 Meeting children's emotional needs 35
- Safety and security 36
- Autonomy 36
- Self-esteem 38
- Chapter 5 Meeting children's social needs 52
- Connectedness to adults 52
- Friendships 56
- Social skills interventions 57
- Part 3 Responding to inconsiderate behaviour 65
- Chapter 6 Origins of inconsiderate behaviour 67
- Primary causes 67
- Secondary reactions 70
- Responses to the behaviour types 71
- The attention-seeking myth 71
- Chapter 7 Communicating to solve problems 74
- Listening 75
- Assertiveness 79
- Collaborative problem solving 82
- Chapter 8 Responding to everyday disruptions 85
- Graded responses 85
- Chapter 9 Teaching children emotional self-control 94
- Methods to teach self-control 94
- Chapter 10 Resolving chronic difficulties 102
- Check your preventive measures 102
- Fine-tune your interventions 103
- Part 4 Specific behavioural challenges of young children 109
- Chapter 11 Disruptions during routines 111
- Meal times 111
- Sleep times 115
- Group time disruptions 116
- Toileting 119
- Separating from parents 120
- Reunions 123
- Clinging to staff 123
- Use of manners 124
- Transitions 125
- Chapter 12 Social and play difficulties 126
- Isolated children 127
- Reticence (not joining in) 128
- Shyness 129
- Prejudice and discrimination 130
- Exclusion 131
- Aggression 132
- Biting 135
- Rough-and-tumble play 136
- Super-hero play 136
- Unwillingness to share 138
- Telling tales 140
- Packing away equipment 141
- Exploration of genitals 141
- Fears 142
- Copying disruptive behaviour 143
- Chapter 13 Developmental challenges 145
- Speech and language skills 145
- The attention deficit disorders 152
- Children with disabilities 156
- Gifted children 163
- Chapter 14 Family issues 174
- General guidelines for supporting stressed children 174
- Children who have been bereaved 177
- Children living in poverty 179
- Parental separation or divorce 180
- Children experiencing family violence 182
- Children who are being abused 184
- Children of teen parents 192
- Children whose parents have intellectual disabilities 193
- Children whose parents have a mental illness 194
- Children of parents who misuse drugs 195
- Part 5 Caring for adults 199
- Chapter 15 Supporting staff 201
- Provide conducive working conditions 201
- Facilitate collegial support 204
- Exercise leadership 205
- Seek outside guidance 206
- Chapter 16 Solving problems in collaboration with parents 208
- Rationale for parental collaboration 208
- A collaborative style 209
- Communicating with parents 215
- Preparing parents for transitions 221
- Chapter 17 Formulating a policy 222
- Benefits of formal policies 222
- Components of a policy 223
- Evaluation of the policy 226.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 228-245) and index.
- ISBN:
- 1557666660
- OCLC:
- 51178196
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