child psychology

Defines sixteen characteristics believed to help students and teachers overcome various obstacles, discussing persisting, managing impulses, striving for accuracy, taking responsible risks, and other habits and including strategies for activating and promoting them.

Contains ten essays that challenge conventional wisdom about raising children, contending that good intentions in child rearing practices are actually backfiring and discussing topics such as praise, emotional well-being, race, lying, and teen rebellion.

A boy who communicates with spirits that don't know they're dead seeks the help of a disheartened child psychologist.

Intended to be used as a "conflict resolution activity guide for early childhood educators, " to help teach effective ways of promoting social and emotional development.

Contains ten essays that challenge conventional wisdom about raising children, contending that good intentions in child rearing practices are actually backfiring and discussing topics such as praise, emotional well-being, race, lying, and teen rebellion.

Summarizes the research and findings of twentieth-century child psychologist Jean Piaget who worked to identify and describe the stages of a person's intellectual maturation from childhood to adulthood.