具体描述
Written in a jargon-free, readable style, with a profuse use of real life examples, this book is a must-have resource for playworkers seeking to enhance their skills as a whole. It highlights how the way we think about children's behavior colors the way we react to it. It offers playworkers a different way of understanding many ordinary childhood behaviors such as lying, stealing, bullying, and gives practical advice not only on management but on how practitioners can identify, trust and develop their own skills.
作者简介
目录信息
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
Part One: Playworkers, Children and Behaviour
Acting the Part: How Club is Like, and Unliked, the Family
Growing Up: The Primary School Years
Toys or Boys: Betweenagers
Screaming Point: Stress in Childcare
You Really Got Me! The Child Who Get Under Your Skin
Part Two: Stress and Worry
Out of Place: The Child Who Doesn't Settle
A Good Worry? Not All Bad: Understanding Worried Children
Under Pressure: Stress in Children
Bursting into Tears: Understanding the Crying Child
Healthy Appetites: Eating Disorders
It Hurts: Self-Harm
Part Three: Just Attention Seeking
Hello, Im Here! The Boisterous and Showing-off Child
Winning and Losing: Coping with Competition
I‘m Bored: Understanding the Lazy Child
Seriously Funny? Understanding the Club Clown
Part Four: Worrying Behhaviour
Won't Play, Cant Play: Understanding Antisocial Childre
Hidden Messages-Behind the Facade
Understanding Disruptive Children
Secrets and Lies: Why Children Lie
Sticky Fingers: Why Children Steal
Rough and Tough: Bullying and How to Prevent It
Hit and Run: Happy Slapping
Part Five: Special Needs?
Best mates You've Got
Males: Understanding Boys
All Inclusive: The Child with Special Needs
Brainpower: Understanding Gifted Children
Part Six: The Family and the Outside
Worldbody Talk: Children and Sex
Separate Ways: Helping Children with Divoro
United and Divided: Reconstituted Families
Headline News: Managing National and World Trauma
Meet the Parents: Working with Families
Moving On: Helping Children with the Transfer to Secondary School
CONCLUSION: Can Psychoanalytic Insight Really Help a Club Worker?
FURTHER READING
REFERENCES
INDEX
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