This book is a comprehensive guide that explains, through dozens of real-life stories and detailed instructions, how children understand death according to their age, as well as how we approach children who are experiencing a significant loss.
Additionally, the book includes 40 educational activities for raising children's awareness about issues of loss and grief that an educator can implement in the classroom.
Common questions asked by parents:
- How do we inform a child about the illness or death of their parent?
- Should children attend funerals?
- How do we behave at home when a sibling is seriously ill?
- How do we support a child who witnessed a serious accident?
- How do we support a child who has cancer?
- What do we say to a child when a loved one commits suicide?
Common questions asked by educators:
- What can an educator do in the classroom for a child who is grieving or is ill?
- What should the school do when there is a death of a student or teacher?
- Why is it necessary to raise children's awareness about loss and grief before something like this happens in their lives?
Manufacturer
- Publisher
- Institouto PSychologias kai Ygeias
- Language
- Greek
- Cover
- Soft
- Number of Pages
- 420
- Release Date
- -
- Publication Date
- 2015
- Dimensions
- -
- ISBN-13
- 9789608731059
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