How to deal with childrens' aggression in the primary school in our days the example of the 49th District of Primary Education in Attika
Abstract
After the egocentrism period of life of the pre-school age, the first school age in children’s life is the most appropriate age to teaching children how to manage themselves with aggression and feelings of anger. In the context of the primary school, all the pupils are capable for socializing their behavior. In this period of life children are able to internalize rules for better interpersonal relationships and maintain friendly contact into their peer group. In every primary school the experiential learning of good behavior and the emotional educational training, can give in every first school age pupil the possibility to develop a healthy personality with a stable moral system against violence. Every pupil in his classroom is able to learn in an experiential way the rules for living in piece with his peers. The present paper will focus on the theoretical approaches of aggression during childhood and the implementation of a systematic action against violence in the frame of 49th
educational district of primary schools of Attica.
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Zergiotis, A. (2014). How to deal with childrens’ aggression in the primary school in our days: the example of the 49th District of Primary Education in Attika. Journal of Research in Education and Training, 7, 181–217. https://doi.org/10.12681/jret.852
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