Perspectives Vol. 2 Issue 2 2017

Just Published:
Perspectives on Early Childhood Psychology and Education
Volume 2, Issue 2 Spring 2017

NEW YORK, NY – Pace University Press presents the second volume, second issue of Perspectives on Early Childhood Psychology and Education, a journal that sheds light on child psychology and early childhood education. Volume 2, Issue 2 focuses on gender nonconformity and identity in children, as well as parenting styles. Articles include “Gender Nonconformity and Gender Identity: Resources for Early Childhood Educators” by Amy E. Tiberi and Tammy L. Hughes; and “Old Roads, New Paths: Men’s Childhood Relationships with Their Fathers and Their Current Parenting” by Karen E. McFadden, Jacqueline D. Shannon, and Catherine Tamis-LeMonda.

This issue also includes an introduction and editor’s note by Perspectives editors Vincent C. Alfonso and Florence Rubinson, as well as additional articles: “Parental Responses to Childrens’ Gender-Nonconforming Behavior” by Victoria D. Kolbuck, Diane Chen, Marco A. Hidalgo, Gia Chodzen, and Robert Garofalo, and “What Does Daddy Do? Father Participation in Early Mathematical Activities” by Patrick D. Repasky, Robin L. Hojnoski, and Brittany N. Zakszeski.

“These articles will inform early childhood professionals in their efforts to support children exploring their gender identity development and particularly support gender-expansive youngsters and their families.”

– Vincent C. Alfonso, Editor and Florence Rubinson, Associate Editors

Perspectives on Early Childhood Psychology and Education (ed. Vincent C. Alfonso) is a psychological and educational journal that gives perspectives on infants and young children, their families, and their caregivers. Perspectives is published twice a year, each volume containing a focus or general theme relating to childhood psychology.

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