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E-grāmata: Supporting Difficult Transitions: Children, Young People and Their Carers

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The international contributors to Supporting Difficult Transitions discuss examples of transitions that are problematic for children, young people and their carers. Focusing on vulnerable children and young people, the transitions include: starting school, changing schools, starting work, entering a new culture or a culture that has been changed to focusing on vulnerable children and young people. The book will be useful to practitioners involved in supporting children and their carers as they make these moves; students and course tutors in the caring professions; researchers; and policy makers and those who implement policy for children and young people. The different case examples are given coherence by drawing on cultural-historical approaches to how people move between practices. Particular attention is paid to how practitioners can build shared understandings of what matters for children and young people and for the institutions they are entering. These understandings become a resource to strengthen collaborations between practitioners or between practitioners and the children and their carers, as they support entry into new practices.

Recenzijas

Attending to the topic of transitions through this relational approach offers a powerful lens that makes visible taken for granted experiences and enables ways to rethink the processes, practices, and structures we have built. This book reminds us all that we can change what we have built and that, with change, we are likely to see improvements in the experience of transitions. * Jennifer A. Vadeboncoeur, Professor of Human Development, Learning, and Culture, The University of British Columbia, Canada * Essential reading for professionals working with children in times of transitions. Traditional psychological approaches to transitions have largely tended to focus interventions at changing individuals, without developing an understanding of a childs social situation of development. This book, written by experts in the field, addresses this gap in the literature by situating transitions socio-culturally and historically. * Joanne Hardman, Associate Professor in Education, University of Cape Town, South Africa *

Papildus informācija

Provides international perspectives and research on a variety of transitions experienced by children, young people and their carers.
Notes on Contributors vii
Series Editors' Foreword xii
1 Rethinking Professional Support For Challenging Transitions: Enabling The Agency Of Children, Young People And Their Families
1(20)
Anne Edwards
Mariane Hedegaard
Part One A Fresh Look at Professional Work with Children, Young People and Families
2 Child-Based Practice Development For Children In Areas Of Concern: A Model For Enabling Both The Child's And The Teachers' Perspectives
21(22)
Mariane Hedegaard
3 Common Knowledge Between Mothers And Children In Problematic Transitions: How Professionals Make Children's Motives Available As A Resource
43(24)
Nick Hopwood
Teena Gierke
4 Changing Practices In The Highlands Of Vietnam: Transitioning From Subjects Of Research To Agents Of Change
67(24)
Marilyn Fleer
Freya Fleer-Stout
Helen Hedges
Hanh Le Thi Bich
5 Radical-Local Screening Of Preschool Children's Social Situations Of Development: From Abilities To Activities
91(24)
Mariane Hedegaard
Naussunguaq Lyberth
Part Two Enabling Families as Supporters of Children's and Young People's Transitions
6 Easing Transitions Into School For Children From Socially Excluded `Hard To Reach' Families: From Risk And Resilience To Agency And Demand
115(16)
Anne Edwards
Maria Evangelou
7 Relational Approaches To Supporting Transitions Into School: Families And Early Childhood Educators Working Together In Regional Chile
131(22)
Christine Woodrow
Kerry Staples
8 The Transition Of Roma Children Into School: Working Relationally Across Cultural Boundaries In Spain
153(22)
Jose Luis Lalueza
Virginia Martinez-Lozano
Beatriz Macias-Gomez-Estern
9 Small Children's Movements Across Residential Care And Day Care: How Professionals Build Common Knowledge And Practice That Matter For Children
175(20)
Ida Schwartz
10 Helping Children In Cross-Cultural Post-Disaster Settings: Creating Relational Pathways To Resilience
195(26)
Pernille Hansen
Part Three Supporting the Agency of Children and Young People in Transitions
11 When Young Adulthood Presents A Double Challenge: Mental Illness, Disconnected Activities And Relational Agency
221(20)
Sofie Pedersen
12 Children With Disabilities Growing Up And Becoming Adults: Sociocultural Challenges Around The Transition To Adulthood
241(21)
Louise Bettcher
13 Supporting The Transitions To Work Of Autistic Young People: Building And Using Common Knowledge
262(17)
Anne Edwards
Yvette Fay
Index 279
Mariane Hedegaard is Professor Emerita of Developmental Psychology at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Anne Edwards is Professor Emerita in the Department of Education at Oxford University, UK, where she was Director of the department and co-founder of the Oxford University Centre for Sociocultural and Activity Theory Research (OSAT).