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_aA guide to promoting resilience in children _estrengthening the human spirit _ethe international resilience project _fEdith Grotberg |
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_aThe Hague _cBernard van Leer Foundation _d1995 |
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_a56 p. _cil. _d23 cm |
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_aEarly Childhood Development: Practice and reflections _v8 _xISSN 1382-4813 |
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| 300 | _aResilience is a universal capacity which allows a person, group or community to prevent, minimize or overcome the damaging effects of adversity. Results from 14 countries that participated in the International Resilience Project show that fewer than half of the adults caring for children promote resilience in them. This Guide, based on the findings, will help individuals and programs to incorporate the promotion of resilience into their work with children. | ||
| 330 | _aIntroduction: the International Resilience Project. Why bother with resilience?. The child from birth to three. The child from four to seven. The child from eight to eleven. Promoting resilience in children: Teaching and discussion strategies. Further reading. Checklist for children. | ||
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_aPSICOLOGIA _9705 |
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_aRESILIÊNCIA _95026 |
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_aPSICOLOGIA DO DESENVOLVIMENTO _95027 |
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_aHOLANDA _95028 |
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_aCRIANÇA _95150 |
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_aGROTBERG _dEdith _9102370 |
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