Kids Who Outwit Adults
Kids Who Outwit Adults examines the fascinating dynamic between children and adults. With a focus suggested by its title, the book considers youthful resourcefulness, behavior, and the ways young people respond to adult expectations. It is suited to readers interested in education, psychology, parenting, and child development.
About This Book
Kids Who Outwit Adults focuses on the often surprising ways children navigate relationships with adults.
The book’s title points to themes of resourcefulness, behavior, and the shifting balance between youthful ingenuity and adult expectations.
Written by John Seita and Larry Brendtro, it offers a perspective for readers interested in children, development, and adult-child relationships.
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