Excerpt Children spend an increasing amount of time in social groups as they age. Preschoolers begin to interact with their peers around playsets, though at this stage, these early social groups are loosely organized. It is not until they reach school age that children begin to feel as true members of a peer group. A peer group interacts on a regular basis, provides a sense of belonging, has implicit or explicit norms, and has a hierarchical order. Within these groups, social status becomes important, with some members being more popular and having a greater social impact than others
The article examines the features of the process of socialization in preschool age, because preschoo...
The article examines the features of the process of socialization in preschool age, because preschoo...
The book looks at the formal peer groups that children are placed in for teaching and learning, cove...
Excerpt Peer interactions often occur in groups. Children spend an increasing amount of time in thes...
The peer context in which a child is embedded has a substan-tial influence on his or her social deve...
A child \u27s family is the center of his world during infancy and extending into the preschool year...
During preschool age, children make their social experience mainly in two contexts, family and class...
In their pursuit of social independence from their parents and families, it is friends with whom chi...
The article examines the process of social development of a child, which is determined by a certain ...
To be human is to “live” in groups. The infant is born into a group and does not survive without the...
Children spend a large percentage of their day with their classmates in school. Classmates are not o...
Describing and explaining the benefits and costs of sociality have occupied the attention of politi...
The development of social relationships with peers is a major achievement of the preschool years. Fo...
Excerpt Friendships in childhood are essential to overall development, beyond having someone to soci...
The consistency of children's interactions has an impact on their subsequent social growth. It can b...
The article examines the features of the process of socialization in preschool age, because preschoo...
The article examines the features of the process of socialization in preschool age, because preschoo...
The book looks at the formal peer groups that children are placed in for teaching and learning, cove...
Excerpt Peer interactions often occur in groups. Children spend an increasing amount of time in thes...
The peer context in which a child is embedded has a substan-tial influence on his or her social deve...
A child \u27s family is the center of his world during infancy and extending into the preschool year...
During preschool age, children make their social experience mainly in two contexts, family and class...
In their pursuit of social independence from their parents and families, it is friends with whom chi...
The article examines the process of social development of a child, which is determined by a certain ...
To be human is to “live” in groups. The infant is born into a group and does not survive without the...
Children spend a large percentage of their day with their classmates in school. Classmates are not o...
Describing and explaining the benefits and costs of sociality have occupied the attention of politi...
The development of social relationships with peers is a major achievement of the preschool years. Fo...
Excerpt Friendships in childhood are essential to overall development, beyond having someone to soci...
The consistency of children's interactions has an impact on their subsequent social growth. It can b...
The article examines the features of the process of socialization in preschool age, because preschoo...
The article examines the features of the process of socialization in preschool age, because preschoo...
The book looks at the formal peer groups that children are placed in for teaching and learning, cove...