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Providing practical ways to support early years practitioners and key stage one teachers who are working with children experiencing feelings of loss and grief, this book uses case studies and interviews with children and adults to uncover best practice techniques.
List of contents
1. Introduction
2. Theories of Grief and Loss
3. Feelings
4. Case Studies with Children
5. Case Studies with Adults
6. Resources and Settings
7. Crises and Disasters in Terms of Loss and Grief
8. Ways Forward and Conclusion
Appendix A: Book List
Appendix B: Online Resources
Appendix C: Delivering Training Sessions on Loss and Grief in Early Years to Staff Teams
About the author
Deborah Price is a senior lecturer who has worked at the University of Brighton and The Open University, UK. She has worked in early and primary years as a teacher, trainer, inspector and lecturer.
Clair Barnard has worked with the Early Childhood Project for over 30 years as an equalities play worker, community activist and champion of children's rights, shining a light on the under-represented children in Brighton and Hove, who often go unheard.
Summary
Providing practical ways to support early years practitioners and key stage one teachers who are working with children experiencing feelings of loss and grief, this book uses case studies and interviews with children and adults to uncover best practice techniques.
