Drawings of trees and the expression of feelings in early adolescence

Hall, Eric; Kirkland, Andrew

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“…However, my experience of conducting this study leads me to support the conclusions of Hall and Kirkland (1984) and Hall and Hall (1988) that teachers should exercise caution in the use of these methods. At times the atmosphere can become very emotionally charged and it is important for the teacher to remain calm and respect each person's experience.…”

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Art and Fantasy: Theory into Practice

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1990

Pastoral Care in Education

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“…However, younger adolescents often deny any connection with their own lives. Since the expression of sadness, hurt and anger is discouraged by the culture and the peer group, younger adolescents may be 'making contact with feelings they have not learned to acknowledge' (Hall and Kirkland, 1984).…”

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