For preschool children who encounter peer adversities, "school"
could turn out to be a daily struggle.Because of the possible
emergence of peer rejection early in a child's life and its
potential negative impact on the quality of school life, it is
important for early childhood educators to address the issue.
Despite its importance, there are however relatively few studies
that have looked at the problem during the preschool years. In
addition, the trend appears to be the employment of quantitative
measures which allow researchers to identify partial and possibly
inaccurate understandings of the complex nature of peer rejection.
Peer rejection is a phenomenon that requires a study of the
emotional, social, and cognitive experiences of the child. There is
a need therefore to probe deeper into what lies within the child.
This book, therefore, attempts to provide valuable insights into
what constitutes a holistic understanding of the phenomenon of peer
rejection from the perspectives of preschool children. This in turn
provides a basis for the implementation of appropriate pedagogical
practices to help preschool children cope more effectively with
peer rejection.
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