How Culture Shapes Social-Emotional Development: Implications for Practice in Infant-Family Program
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How Culture Shapes Social-Emotional Development: Implications for Practice in Infant-Family Program
Suitable for program leaders and practitioners, this book examines how culture shapes children's fundamental learning about themselves, their emotions, and their way of interacting and relating to others. It also includes recommendations for providing culturally responsive services.
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