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Young children's personal, social and emotional development / Marion Dowling.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Thousand Oaks, CA : Sage Publications, 2010.Edition: 3rd edDescription: xi, 227 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. ; pbkISBN:
  • 1848601050 (cased)
  • 9781848601055 (cased)
  • 9781848601062 (pbk.)
  • 1848601069 (pbk.)
  • 9781848601055:
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 305.231
Contents:
Introduction: the significance of young children's personal, social and emotional development -- 1. The seeds of confidence -- Becoming aware of oneself -- Self-esteem -- Self-esteem in the early years setting -- Self-knowledge -- Self-esteem, self-knowledge and links with learning -- 2. Living and learning with other -- Why do social relationships matter? -- Place of social skills in early personal development -- Developing understandings and skills of friendship -- The family as a social context for learning -- Learning with adults in the early years setting -- Learning with other children -- Monitoring the development of social skills -- Growing to be a good citizen -- 3. Becoming independent -- Drive for independence starts early in life -- Social and emotional independence -- Physical and functional independence -- Intellectual independence -- Using the environment independently -- Making choices and decisions -- Fostering independent thinkers -- 4. Emotional well-being -- Emotional intelligence -- How feelings influence early learning -- The key person -- Experiencing and expressing emotion -- The effect of transition on children's feelings -- The influence of the family -- Young children's developing understanding of feelings -- Seizing opportunities for emotional learning -- 5. Dispositions for learning -- What are dispositions? -- Developing dispositions at home -- Learning is no compulsory -- Nurturing dispositions to learn -- Dispositions are caught rather than taught --
6. Young children's behaviour -- Past and current views about children's behavior -- Factors which affect young children's behaviour -- Common types of behaviour -- How children start to achieve inner and outer directed behaviour -- Making it possible for children to behave well -- Dealing with critical behaviour -- 7. Young children's spirituality -- Awareness -- Beliefs -- A sense of awe, wonder and mystery -- Experiencing feelings of transcendence -- Searching for meaning and purpose -- Creativity -- The contribution of Steiner schools -- 8. Living in the wider world -- Learning about the world outside -- Being open-minded -- Early influences which affect understanding abut being equal -- Adult expectations -- Equality between boys and girls -- Equality to improve educational achievement -- Promoting a global dimension -- Supporting inclusion -- 9. Outdoors - a haven for personal growth -- Confidence -- Independence -- Social skills -- Emotional development -- Motivation -- Getting safety in perspective -- Making the most of what you have got -- Helping children -- to look after the world outside -- 10. Working with families to support young children's personal growth -- Families matter -- Approaches to parenting -- Pressures on young families in today's society -- Offering support for families -- Some major developments -- Practitioners and families working together -- 11. Being alongside the child -- The influence of books and stories -- The context for sharing books and stories -- Encouraging a personal response from children -- Storytelling -- Children's stories and fantasy play -- Skilled practitioners are the key ingredient.
Holdings
Item type Current library Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode
General Lending Wexford Campus Library Wexford General Lending 305.231 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 73052

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: the significance of young children's personal, social and emotional development -- 1. The seeds of confidence -- Becoming aware of oneself -- Self-esteem -- Self-esteem in the early years setting -- Self-knowledge -- Self-esteem, self-knowledge and links with learning -- 2. Living and learning with other -- Why do social relationships matter? -- Place of social skills in early personal development -- Developing understandings and skills of friendship -- The family as a social context for learning -- Learning with adults in the early years setting -- Learning with other children -- Monitoring the development of social skills -- Growing to be a good citizen -- 3. Becoming independent -- Drive for independence starts early in life -- Social and emotional independence -- Physical and functional independence -- Intellectual independence -- Using the environment independently -- Making choices and decisions -- Fostering independent thinkers -- 4. Emotional well-being -- Emotional intelligence -- How feelings influence early learning -- The key person -- Experiencing and expressing emotion -- The effect of transition on children's feelings -- The influence of the family -- Young children's developing understanding of feelings -- Seizing opportunities for emotional learning -- 5. Dispositions for learning -- What are dispositions? -- Developing dispositions at home -- Learning is no compulsory -- Nurturing dispositions to learn -- Dispositions are caught rather than taught --

6. Young children's behaviour -- Past and current views about children's behavior -- Factors which affect young children's behaviour -- Common types of behaviour -- How children start to achieve inner and outer directed behaviour -- Making it possible for children to behave well -- Dealing with critical behaviour -- 7. Young children's spirituality -- Awareness -- Beliefs -- A sense of awe, wonder and mystery -- Experiencing feelings of transcendence -- Searching for meaning and purpose -- Creativity -- The contribution of Steiner schools -- 8. Living in the wider world -- Learning about the world outside -- Being open-minded -- Early influences which affect understanding abut being equal -- Adult expectations -- Equality between boys and girls -- Equality to improve educational achievement -- Promoting a global dimension -- Supporting inclusion -- 9. Outdoors - a haven for personal growth -- Confidence -- Independence -- Social skills -- Emotional development -- Motivation -- Getting safety in perspective -- Making the most of what you have got -- Helping children -- to look after the world outside -- 10. Working with families to support young children's personal growth -- Families matter -- Approaches to parenting -- Pressures on young families in today's society -- Offering support for families -- Some major developments -- Practitioners and families working together -- 11. Being alongside the child -- The influence of books and stories -- The context for sharing books and stories -- Encouraging a personal response from children -- Storytelling -- Children's stories and fantasy play -- Skilled practitioners are the key ingredient.

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