Reflecting the need for a current, culturally relevant text on human development, Drewery and Bird's "Human Development in Aotearoa: a Journey Through Life, 2/e", includes 25 case studies written by a team of contributors from around New Zealand. In addition to strong coverage of local policy issues it highlights unique local programmes for education and childhood protection. Drewery and Bird have presented the coverage of life span development in a chronological order to provide a text that effectively combines a solid conceptual foundation with an emphasis on relevant, interesting, local examples.
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Wendy Drewery is Senior Lecturer and Assistant Dean Graduate Studies in the School of Education, University of Waikato, Hamilton/Kirikiriroa, Aotearoa/New Zealand, where she teaches in the developmental and counseling programs. She has spent a good part of her academic life working on Integrating critical and constructionist ideas with respectful practice in Professional and intercultural settings. One of her recent projects in this regard involves supporting the development of restorative conferencing in schools.
Lise Bird is a Senior Lecturer and Director of Postgraduate Studies in the School of Education at Victoria University of Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand. She has taught human development for a quarter of a century. Her teaching and research bring together critical perspectives informed by cultural issues. She is currently researching professional educational psychologists' ideas about individual competence and the 'nature/nurture' question. She has also published recent papers on issues of children's rights. She teaches in the areas of Developmental and Educational Psychology and Diversity Issues in Education.
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Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 2nd Edition. Human Development in Aotearoa By Wendy Drewery and Lise Claiborne. Published by McGraw-Hill Education - Europe, 2009. 2nd edition. Softback - very good condition, some creasing, name inside, minor marks. Table of Contents: PART ONE: VIEWS OF DEVELOPMENT; Introduction ; Chapter 1:Traditional Frameworks for Studying Development; Chapter 2: Maori Perspectives on Development ; Chapter 3: Old Questions and New Approaches to Development; Chapter 4: Methods for Studying Development; PART TWO: FAMILIES AND DEVELOPMENT: SUPPORTING AND CONSTRAINING CONNECTIONS; Introduction; Chapter 5: Changing Times for the Family; Chapter 6: Forms of Family Life; PART THREE: CHILDREN'S WORLDS; Introduction; Chapter 6: A Child Joins the Family; Chapter 7: The World of Primary School Children; PART FOUR: YOUNG PEOPLE; Introduction; Chapter 9: Adolescence; Chapter 10: Challenges for Young People; Chapter 11: Young Adults; PART FIVE: ADULTHOOD; Chapter 12: Challenges of Adult Life; Chapter 13: The 'Third Age'; PART SIX: THE END OF LIFE Reflecting the need for a current, culturally relevant text on human development, Drewery and Bird's "Human Development in Aotearoa: a Journey Through Life, 2/e", includes 25 case studies written by a team of contributors from around New Zealand. In addition to strong coverage of local policy issues it highlights unique local programmes for education and childhood protection. All books are sent free by courier postage within New Zealand. ALL PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL BOOK. N° de réf. du vendeur ABE-1723078439508
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