Latency/School-Age Children (7–12) School-age children are focused on the mastery of skills. They feel strongly that everything, including illness, should be fair and follow rules; they can get very angry with unexpected changes. Although they are cognitively able to connect cause and effect...
Johnson, A.H. (2006). Activities for group work with school-age children; helping teens work through grief. Social Work with Groups, 29(1), 82-85. (Original Journal Article, Review).Johnson, A. (2006). Activities for group work with school-age children; helping teens work through g...
Going to school is challenging for children with hearing loss. Learn how to support them wearing hearing aids while learning and making close friends.
Raising school-age children can be an exciting experience. Watching kids try new activities, cheering them on at athletic events, and applauding their accomplishments at recitals are usually some of the high points for most parents. However, success often precedes frustration and sometimes involves le...
They must provide a variety of spaces for education, and also consider sports and recreational activities. But beyond its size or surface, the greatest challenge is to design an area that fosters a positive pedagogical environment for children. Below, a selection of +70 school projects with ...
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Learning in these informal settings puts demands on the organization of the makerspace, the activities, and the support of the children. The present study investigates how children evaluate their activities and experiences in a public library makerspace both in the after-school programs and during ...
School age children understand concepts of time and routine. You can give your child a calendar that shows the parenting time and other activities the child is involved with. School age children are more independent and can be comfortable having two homes. Your child should be okay spending time...
school-age childThis chapter discusses some of the medications more frequently used in treating challenging behaviors and mental health problems in individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). The medications most often prescribed to treat irritability in autism are called major tranquilizers. ...
(1999). School age workaholic children: Type A behaviors, self-esteem, anxiety and locus of control. Early Childhood Development and Care, 158 , 43–50.Robinson, B. E. & Kelley, L. (1999). School Age Workaholic Children: Type A Behaviors, Self-Esteem, Anxiety and Locus Of Control, ...