How Culture Shapes Social-Emotional Development: Implications for Practice in Infant-Family Programs

Resource Type

Book - Parent

Description

"This publication, written for program leaders and practitioners, examines how culture shapes children's fundamental learning about themselves, their emotions, and their way of interacting and relating to others. Recommendations for providing culturally responsive services are included, as is an explanation of cultural reciprocity (a framework for resolving cultural dilemmas). Numerous activities featuring a range of infant-family settings are provided as well"- ZERO TO THREE Press (Publisher)

Ages

All Ages

Age Groups

Infancy (<1), Toddlerhood (1-3)

Languages

English

ISBN

0943657741

Authors

Rebecca Parlakian , Monimalika Day

Publication

2004 ZERO TO THREE Press

Availability

• ZERO TO THREE Press - ?Our publications offer authoritative research, practical resources, and new ideas affecting those who work with and care about infants, toddlers, and their families. ZERO TO THREE strives to provide the highest quality publications from experts in the infant-family field on a range of subjects-from normative development to atypical development; from infant mental health to early care and education.? ? ZERO TO THREE Press (Publisher)
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