2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.10.143
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The Child's Emotional Development as Basis for Cooperation between Kindergarten and Family

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“…While children are often left tends to overcome difficulties emotions because they feel anxious and insecure. But the results of the study show that modern parents are often worried about their children when separated from children so that children are not given independence and their anxiety is transmitted to the child that affects the child's emotional development [5].…”
Section: Factors Affecting Child's Emotional Social Developmentmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…While children are often left tends to overcome difficulties emotions because they feel anxious and insecure. But the results of the study show that modern parents are often worried about their children when separated from children so that children are not given independence and their anxiety is transmitted to the child that affects the child's emotional development [5].…”
Section: Factors Affecting Child's Emotional Social Developmentmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…From the results of research conducted Zakharova & Silakova in [5] the relationship of parents and children is a special family subsystem that will determine the mental and emotional development of children and also determine how the process of socialization in children. The main characteristic in the parent-child relationship system is affection.…”
Section: Factors Affecting Child's Emotional Social Developmentmentioning
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“…La principal característica del sistema de relación padre-hijo es el vínculo afectivo positivo que determina la credibilidad ante un niño, la alegría y el placer de comunicarse con él, el deseo de protección y seguridad, aceptación y atención incondicionales, y una actitud holística. 5 Las intervenciones desde el ámbito escolar durante las primeras etapas de la vida, brindan a los niños habilidades para manejar el estrés y mejorar su desempeño socioemocional, habilidades cognitivas y conductuales [6][7][8] lo que contribuye también a promover un aumento en sus funciones ejecutivas (atención y autocontrol) así como sus habilidades socioemocionales (resiliencia y disminución de comportamiento disruptivo). 8,9 Desde el ámbito escolar las creencias y comportamientos de los docentes, junto con su apoyo a la autonomía de los estudiantes, ayudan a crear un clima de aprendizaje favorable a la práctica de la toma de decisiones y habilidades de autorregulación, en el que los estudiantes se involucran en las actividades escolares.…”
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