Developmental Stages in Understanding Adoption and Race |
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Development theory is a way of looking at human behavior, psychology, or change that suggests that children (and adults) will grow and change, in predictable ways, in the specific context and circumstance of their life experience. It is a road map, not a measuring stick. Understanding the normative experiences of adoption and race in the context of children’s age-appropriate development is an important way that parents can strengthen and hone the strategies they use to nurture their children’s self-esteem and answer their questions about the world and themselves. If you prefer, you can use our Library Search Tool to search by title or author. All the material in this section is copyrighted by Pact; for permission to reproduce or re-post it, please contact us at education@pactadopt.org.
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