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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781009339513
- Artikelnr.: 70912899
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Part I. Context: 1. The importance of health and wellbeing Donna Pendergast
and Susanne Garvis; 2. Classifying health and wellbeing: applying the
International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health to early
years learners Jane McCormack and Sharynne McLeod; Part II. Dimensions of
Health and Wellbeing; 3. Social determinants of health and wellbeing
Margaret Sims; 4. Physically educated: developing children's health and
wellbeing through learning in the physical dimension Timothy Lynch; 5. Body
image and young children: seeing 'self' or seeing 'other' Sharryn Clarke;
6. Food and nutrition: the role of teachers and parents in children's food
choices Donna Pendergast and Susanne Garvis; 7. Child safety Susanne Garvis
and Donna Pendergast; 8. Communication development Jane McCormack and
Sharynne McLeod; 9. Education for the prevention of sexual abuse in the
early years Kerryann Walsh, Donna Berthelsen and Jan Nicholson; 10. Loose
parts on the school playground: a playful approach to promoting health and
wellbeing for children of all abilities Shirley Wyver, Anita Bundy, Lina
Engelen, Anita Nelson Niehues and Iliana Skrebneva; 11. Bullying and
social-emotional wellbeing in children Aileen Luo, Kay Bussey and Cathrine
Neilsen-Hewett; 12. Strengthening social and emotional learning in young
children with special educational needs Wendi Beamish and Beth Saggers; 13.
Executive Functions in Early Childhood Parian Madanipour and Caroline
Cohrssen; 14. Friendships Maryanne Theobald, Susan Danby, Catherine
Thompson and Karen Thorpe; Part III. Social and Emotional Wellbeing: 15.
Social and emotional competence for young children and educators Wendi
Beamish and Fiona Bryer; 16. Strengths-based, community-led approaches to
physical activity and wellbeing with educationally disadvantaged children
Susan L. Whatman; 17. Talking Circles Jennifer Cartmel, Marilyn Casley and
Kerry Smith; 18. Partnering with families for child health and wellbeing
Sivanes Phillipson; 19. Using contemplative practices to enhance teaching,
leadership and wellbeing Alison Black, Gillian Busch and Christine Woodrow.
and Susanne Garvis; 2. Classifying health and wellbeing: applying the
International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health to early
years learners Jane McCormack and Sharynne McLeod; Part II. Dimensions of
Health and Wellbeing; 3. Social determinants of health and wellbeing
Margaret Sims; 4. Physically educated: developing children's health and
wellbeing through learning in the physical dimension Timothy Lynch; 5. Body
image and young children: seeing 'self' or seeing 'other' Sharryn Clarke;
6. Food and nutrition: the role of teachers and parents in children's food
choices Donna Pendergast and Susanne Garvis; 7. Child safety Susanne Garvis
and Donna Pendergast; 8. Communication development Jane McCormack and
Sharynne McLeod; 9. Education for the prevention of sexual abuse in the
early years Kerryann Walsh, Donna Berthelsen and Jan Nicholson; 10. Loose
parts on the school playground: a playful approach to promoting health and
wellbeing for children of all abilities Shirley Wyver, Anita Bundy, Lina
Engelen, Anita Nelson Niehues and Iliana Skrebneva; 11. Bullying and
social-emotional wellbeing in children Aileen Luo, Kay Bussey and Cathrine
Neilsen-Hewett; 12. Strengthening social and emotional learning in young
children with special educational needs Wendi Beamish and Beth Saggers; 13.
Executive Functions in Early Childhood Parian Madanipour and Caroline
Cohrssen; 14. Friendships Maryanne Theobald, Susan Danby, Catherine
Thompson and Karen Thorpe; Part III. Social and Emotional Wellbeing: 15.
Social and emotional competence for young children and educators Wendi
Beamish and Fiona Bryer; 16. Strengths-based, community-led approaches to
physical activity and wellbeing with educationally disadvantaged children
Susan L. Whatman; 17. Talking Circles Jennifer Cartmel, Marilyn Casley and
Kerry Smith; 18. Partnering with families for child health and wellbeing
Sivanes Phillipson; 19. Using contemplative practices to enhance teaching,
leadership and wellbeing Alison Black, Gillian Busch and Christine Woodrow.
Part I. Context: 1. The importance of health and wellbeing Donna Pendergast
and Susanne Garvis; 2. Classifying health and wellbeing: applying the
International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health to early
years learners Jane McCormack and Sharynne McLeod; Part II. Dimensions of
Health and Wellbeing; 3. Social determinants of health and wellbeing
Margaret Sims; 4. Physically educated: developing children's health and
wellbeing through learning in the physical dimension Timothy Lynch; 5. Body
image and young children: seeing 'self' or seeing 'other' Sharryn Clarke;
6. Food and nutrition: the role of teachers and parents in children's food
choices Donna Pendergast and Susanne Garvis; 7. Child safety Susanne Garvis
and Donna Pendergast; 8. Communication development Jane McCormack and
Sharynne McLeod; 9. Education for the prevention of sexual abuse in the
early years Kerryann Walsh, Donna Berthelsen and Jan Nicholson; 10. Loose
parts on the school playground: a playful approach to promoting health and
wellbeing for children of all abilities Shirley Wyver, Anita Bundy, Lina
Engelen, Anita Nelson Niehues and Iliana Skrebneva; 11. Bullying and
social-emotional wellbeing in children Aileen Luo, Kay Bussey and Cathrine
Neilsen-Hewett; 12. Strengthening social and emotional learning in young
children with special educational needs Wendi Beamish and Beth Saggers; 13.
Executive Functions in Early Childhood Parian Madanipour and Caroline
Cohrssen; 14. Friendships Maryanne Theobald, Susan Danby, Catherine
Thompson and Karen Thorpe; Part III. Social and Emotional Wellbeing: 15.
Social and emotional competence for young children and educators Wendi
Beamish and Fiona Bryer; 16. Strengths-based, community-led approaches to
physical activity and wellbeing with educationally disadvantaged children
Susan L. Whatman; 17. Talking Circles Jennifer Cartmel, Marilyn Casley and
Kerry Smith; 18. Partnering with families for child health and wellbeing
Sivanes Phillipson; 19. Using contemplative practices to enhance teaching,
leadership and wellbeing Alison Black, Gillian Busch and Christine Woodrow.
and Susanne Garvis; 2. Classifying health and wellbeing: applying the
International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health to early
years learners Jane McCormack and Sharynne McLeod; Part II. Dimensions of
Health and Wellbeing; 3. Social determinants of health and wellbeing
Margaret Sims; 4. Physically educated: developing children's health and
wellbeing through learning in the physical dimension Timothy Lynch; 5. Body
image and young children: seeing 'self' or seeing 'other' Sharryn Clarke;
6. Food and nutrition: the role of teachers and parents in children's food
choices Donna Pendergast and Susanne Garvis; 7. Child safety Susanne Garvis
and Donna Pendergast; 8. Communication development Jane McCormack and
Sharynne McLeod; 9. Education for the prevention of sexual abuse in the
early years Kerryann Walsh, Donna Berthelsen and Jan Nicholson; 10. Loose
parts on the school playground: a playful approach to promoting health and
wellbeing for children of all abilities Shirley Wyver, Anita Bundy, Lina
Engelen, Anita Nelson Niehues and Iliana Skrebneva; 11. Bullying and
social-emotional wellbeing in children Aileen Luo, Kay Bussey and Cathrine
Neilsen-Hewett; 12. Strengthening social and emotional learning in young
children with special educational needs Wendi Beamish and Beth Saggers; 13.
Executive Functions in Early Childhood Parian Madanipour and Caroline
Cohrssen; 14. Friendships Maryanne Theobald, Susan Danby, Catherine
Thompson and Karen Thorpe; Part III. Social and Emotional Wellbeing: 15.
Social and emotional competence for young children and educators Wendi
Beamish and Fiona Bryer; 16. Strengths-based, community-led approaches to
physical activity and wellbeing with educationally disadvantaged children
Susan L. Whatman; 17. Talking Circles Jennifer Cartmel, Marilyn Casley and
Kerry Smith; 18. Partnering with families for child health and wellbeing
Sivanes Phillipson; 19. Using contemplative practices to enhance teaching,
leadership and wellbeing Alison Black, Gillian Busch and Christine Woodrow.