Answer to Question 1
ANSWER: Sources of trauma may include violence, moving, divorce, etc. In times of crisis children have to deal with fear, anxiety, and stress. Adults need to be observant of childrens behaviors. Crisis oriented literature can be helpful in getting in children to work through their emotions. It is very important to listen to children and to speak carefully when discussing a problem. Most of the affective curriculum is based on spontaneous, unplanned events, the adults sensitivity to what children mean and what they feel, and the ability to respond in a sensitive manner.
Answer to Question 2
ANSWER: Children raised under an inductive discipline approach such as the authoritative style tend to be more mature than children raised under other discipline styles. The children of inductive-style mothers exhibit the use of more positive strategies in resolving conflicts. They were more prosocial and exhibited positive behaviors on the playground, and were more popular with their peers.
Corporal or physical punishment offers no long-term solutions to behavior problems and results in more inappropriate behavior. In the long term, it correlates with delinquency, vandalism, and poor grades. The harsher the discipline at home, the more aggressive children are rated by their teachers. The less harsh forms of punishment (such as timeout or loss of privileges) are most effective when accompanied by an explanation (inductive method).
Young African Sulcata tortoise
Sources of ring atoms
If their caregivers sign to them, deaf children will imitate these signs and “babble” in sign, ...
If you get a chance, look through popular read-aloud books for young children, such as The Very ...
Children and Their Development, Third Canadian Edition
Criteria for Trauma Center Designation