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The Differences Between How Family Engagement Looks for Young Children Versus Adolescents

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Type:
  Video
Duration:
3 minutes
Presented by:
UCLA Child & Youth Behavioral Health Center of Excellence
Featuring:
Susana A. López, PhD
Series:
Ask the Expert: Engaging With Youth
Relevant categories:
Family Engagement
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Overview


Navigating connections between different developmental stages involves considering how children of various ages engage, whether through conversation, storytelling, or shared activities. Younger children often seek to model and connect with caregivers through play and observation, while adolescents may also be influenced by peers and social groups. By engaging in play and allowing children to lead, caregivers can foster meaningful connections across age groups and developmental stages.

  Keywords: adolescent, child
  Public link for sharing: https://learn.wellbeing4la.org/detail?id=401584&k=1784069414  
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Added on 5/2/2024   ·   Last updated on 5/2/2024
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