Developing Cross-Cultural Competence: A Guide for Working With Young Children and Their Families

1995-05-01book523 citationsclosed

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Cultural Competency in Health Care Early Childhood Education and Development Parental Involvement in Education

Abstract

Second edition. Examines the role that culture plays in families' and professionals' beliefs, values and behaviours. Explores the difficulties involved in adapting to a different culture and provides strategies for effective cross-cultural interactions with families of infants, preschoolers and young children. Aimed at teachers.

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