Developing Cross-Cultural Competence: A Guide for Working with Children and Their Families
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Developing Cross-Cultural Competence: A Guide for Working with Children and Their Families

by Eleanor W. Lynch Ph.D., Marci J. Hanson Ph.D., Sam Chan Ph.D., Dr. Deborah Chen Ph.D., Tawara D. Goode M.A. M.A., Vivian Jackson "M.S.W. Ph.D.", Namita Jacob Ph.D., Jennie Joe "M.P.H. M.A.", Wendy Jones "M.Ed. M.S.W.", Randi Malach Ccc-Slp, Noreen Mokuau D.S.W., Rosa Santos Ph.D., Virginia-Shirin Sharifzadeh Ph.D., Pemerika Tauiliæili M.A., Maria Zuniga "M.S.W. Ph.D."

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A guide offering practical strategies for professionals to work respectfully and effectively with children and families from diverse cultural backgrounds.

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Developing Cross-Cultural Competence provides guidance for professionals supporting children and families from varied cultural backgrounds.

The book emphasizes respectful, effective practices when working across cultures in educational and family service settings.

Contributors share expertise on cultural awareness, communication, and collaboration with diverse communities.

Content focuses on building competence to improve outcomes for children and strengthen family engagement.

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