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A Child in Context

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A Child in Context

Tác giả
Alice Hale
Nhà xuất bản
Chabot College
Nguồn
LibreTexts
Giấy phép
Mixed
Ngôn ngữ
EN
Danh mục
Khoa học cơ bản
Mục lục· 52 mục
  1. 01: Developmental theories
  2. 1.01: Developmental Theory
  3. 1.02: Bronfenbrenner
  4. 1.03: Vygotsky
  5. 1.04: Barbara Rogoff
  6. 1.05: Cultural Frameworks
  7. 1.06: Erikson
  8. 1.07: Clarks-Cross Cultural Issues
  9. 1.08: Piaget
  10. 1.09: Behaviorism
  11. 1.10: Family Systems Theories
  12. 02: Introduction to Socialization
  13. 2.1: Socialization Factors
  14. 2.2: Media Influences on Children
  15. 02: Why Culture is Important
  16. 3.1: Introduction
  17. 3.2: Cultural Schemas
  18. 3.3: Culture in the Classroom
  19. 3.4: Age
  20. 03: How Does Gender Influence Children Families and Communities
  21. 4.1: Understanding Sex and Gender
  22. 4.2: Gender Roles and Gender Stereotypes
  23. 4.3: Socialization and Gender
  24. 4.4: Gender Identity and Gender Expression
  25. 4.5: Sexual Orientation
  26. 05: Families and Parenting
  27. 5.1: Diversity of Families
  28. 5.2: Parent Development
  29. 5.3: Influences on Child Rearing Practices
  30. 5.4: Styles of Parenting
  31. 5.5: Child Abuse and Neglect
  32. 5.6: Mandated Reporting
  33. 06: Communities
  34. 6.01: What is Community
  35. 6.02: Neighborhoods
  36. 6.03: Community Organizations and Services
  37. 6.04: Racism
  38. 6.05: Advocacy for Children and Families
  39. 07: Government policies
  40. 7.01: Political Context
  41. 7.02: Interrelationships of Families School and Communities
  42. 08: Education
  43. 8.01: History of American Education
  44. 8.02: Theoretical Perspectives on Education
  45. 8.03: Education around the World
  46. 8.04: School Systems
  47. 8.05: Current Research
  48. 09: Schools and Families Working Together
  49. 9.01: Building and Maintaining Positive Relationships with Families
  50. 9.02: Welcoming Spaces
  51. 9.03: Family Engagement and Positive Goal-Oriented Relationships
  52. 9.04: Strengths-based Attitudes and Relationship-based Practices