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Friendships during the preschool and childhood years are often very different from relationships that teenagers seek out. Learn how to help promote positive friendships across your child's development and encourage him or her to make lifelong friends. Our expert articles can help you guide your child to overcome shyness, build social skills, and avoid bad influences.
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Working with School-Age Children: Promoting Friendship
The Importance of Friendship Friends are vital to school-age children's healthy development. Research has found that...
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Skills Facilitating Peer Acceptance
Even in infancy and toddlerhood, some children in a group are approached by peers while others may be ignored....
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Teaching Social Skills
Appropriate behavior from students is often limited because some students lack adequate knowledge of certain social...
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Promoting Friendships for Preschool Children with Special Needs
Preschool children with special needs often face difficulties in social-emotional development. Here's how teachers and...
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Parenting Solutions: Bad Friends
The Problem Red Flags Chooses pals with different values or inappropriate behaviors who influence your child's...
Source: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
