Shared book reading and children's social-emotional competence /
This book examines the contribution of shared book reading to various aspects of children's social-emotional development across a broad range of environments and with different reading agents, including home (parents), educational settings (teachers), and clinics (bibliotherapists). It demonstr...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Cham :
Springer,
[2026]
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Table of Contents:
- Chaper 1. Book Reading with Young Children as a Platform for Adult-Child Emotional Discourse
- Chapter 2. Shared Book Reading as a Unique Opportunity for Parent-Child Talk About Mental and Emotional States: How Does Winnie-the-Pooh Feel?
- Chapter 3. Emotion Talk During Book Sharing in German and Costa Rican Mother-Child Dyads
- Chapter 4. Narratives of Indigenous Peoples to Learn How to Understand and Express Emotions in a Community: From the Written to the Oral in the Emotional Field
- Chapter 5. Talk About Emotions and Dialogic Reading Practices Among Adults at Varying Levels of Contextual Risk
- Chapter 6. Nurturing Children's Socioemotional Competencies Through Shared Book Reading
- Chapter 7. What Character Raises Richer Discourse During Shared Book Reading: Human or Animal
- Chapter 8. Working with Stories: A Bibliotherapeutic Perspective
- Chapter 9. Teachers Reading Style and Beliefs on Emotions
- Chapter 10. Shared Book Reading and the Promotion of Prosocial Conduct in Toddlerhood: The TEPP Program
- Chapter 11. Promoting Empathy through Shared Book Reading in Preschools: An Intervention Program
- Chapter 12. Parent-Child Shared Book Reading and Children's Socioemotional Development: A Meta-Analysis of Correlational Studies
- Chapter 13. Impact of Shared Book Reading Intervention on Children's Social-Emotional Competencies: A Systematic Review Protocol
- Chapter 14. Future Directions in Research and Practice.