Child, Family, School, Community: Socialization and Support

Child, Family, School, Community provides a comprehensive examination of the multiple social contexts that shape a child’s development. The text emphasizes the reciprocal interactions between children and their families, schools, peers, media, and broader community environments, highlighting how these influences contribute to social, emotional, and cognitive outcomes. It integrates current research with practical examples, enabling readers to understand the complex interplay of individual, familial, and societal factors on child development.

Key Features:

• Explores child development within the context of family, school, peer groups, media, and community.
• Analyzes societal influences such as culture, politics, economics, and technology on socialization.
• Highlights reciprocal interactions and their impact on developmental outcomes.
• Integrates current research with professional insights and practical applications.
• Designed for undergraduate students, educators, and professionals working with children.
• Focuses on preparing children to adapt successfully to a changing world.