| Series |
Norton Books in Education
Norton books in education. ^A1066107
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| Contents |
The expectation tightrope -- What do we know about young children? -- Our words matter -- Play doesn't mean only dress up -- Socialization expectations: You cannot fail playing -- Behavioral expectations: Creating citizens through appropriate expectations of behavior -- Emotional capacity: Sometimes children have a bad day too -- Preschool classroom habits: Rethinking your routine -- Sheep aren't made of cotton balls: The importance of self-expression -- Readiness for reading and writing: Observing the development of the whole child -- Realistic expectations of ourselves: Creating a mindful plan -- Parent education about appropriate practice: How to ease their fears. |
| Abstract |
Setting appropriate expectations for young people and empowering educators to teach to their best ability. Effective educators connect their students to new concepts through meaningful and impactful interactions. This book gives pre-school teachers new strategies for updating interactions and vitalizing lessons by recognising students as complete emotional, social and cognitive human beings. In short, it demonstrates how considering the whole child can help teachers and students expand their thinking about themselves and the world. -- Provided by publisher. |
| Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| LCCN | 2016058729 |
| ISBN | 9780393711547 paperback |
| ISBN | 0393711544 paperback |
