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Young children's behavior : practical approaches for caregivers and teachers / Louise Porter.

Van Pelt Library HQ774.5 .P67 2008
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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:
viii, 293 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Edition:
Third edition.
Place of Publication:
Baltimore, Md. : Paul H. Brookes Pub. Co., [2008]
Summary:
In the third edition of this landmark text Louise Porter draws on current, evidence-based research to explore prominent theories about young children's behavior. With her customary clarity and ever-accessible style, Porter provides practical strategies for caregivers and teachers that are designed to: promote children's skill development, foster children's willingness to cooperate with others, safeguard children's emotional needs.
Importantly, the techniques offered are consistent with the principles of high quality care, ethical and just practice, and the broader educational goals of childcare centers and early childhood environments. Within this framework the needs of adults and the importance of family-centered partnerships are addressed. The third edition of Young Children's Behavior provides enhanced coverage of socioeconomic and cultural issues, gender differences, and autism spectrum and attention deficit disorders.
Contents:
Contrasting ideas about discipline
Evidence about disciplinary practices
A child-centred educational program
Meeting children's basic needs
Meeting children's need to belong
Meeting children's need for autonomy
Meeting children's need for self-esteem
Origins of inconsiderate behaviour
Communicating to solve problems
Everyday responses to disruptions
Teaching children emotional self-control
Finding solutions to chronic difficulties
Disruptions during routines
Guiding prosocial behaviour
Disruptions associated with atypical development
Nurturing staff
Collaborating with parents
Formulating a discipline policy.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 241-287) and index.
ISBN:
9781557669568
1557669562
OCLC:
174138870

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