Nurturing Your Child's Well-Being - Difazio, Trisha; Roeser, Allison
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Nurturing Your Child's Well-Being: Middle School is a short and accessible parent guide that provides ideas and activities for developing social and emotional learning (SEL) in children in grades 6-8. Based on the concepts in the authors' popular teacher resource, Social-Emotional Learning Starts with Us, this book empowers parents to support children's self-awareness, emotional literacy, social connection, and general well-being. Self-reflection questions and exercises help parents connect the book's insights to their own lives. With clear explanations and plenty of visuals, the Nurturing…mehr

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Nurturing Your Child's Well-Being: Middle School is a short and accessible parent guide that provides ideas and activities for developing social and emotional learning (SEL) in children in grades 6-8. Based on the concepts in the authors' popular teacher resource, Social-Emotional Learning Starts with Us, this book empowers parents to support children's self-awareness, emotional literacy, social connection, and general well-being. Self-reflection questions and exercises help parents connect the book's insights to their own lives. With clear explanations and plenty of visuals, the Nurturing Your Child's Well-Being collection makes it simple for adults and children to grow and thrive together.
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Autorenporträt
Trisha DiFazio, M.A.T., has more than two decades of dedicated experience in the field of education. She served as a classroom teacher and adjunct professor, and she holds a Master of Arts in Teaching. Trisha is passionate about empowering children and their parents through social and emotional learning and mindfulness.; Allison Roeser, M.H.S, P.C.C., is an author and education consultant with 20+ years of experience. She specializes in social and emotional learning and holds a Master of Health Science degree from Johns Hopkins University. Previously, Allison directed research studies focused on health and education.