Children Who Are Different: Understanding Them to Help Them Better

How can we understand them to help them better? Joseph Ndayisaba and Nicole De Grandmont, who come from two different continents, answer this question in *Children Who Are Different* and offer an in-depth exploration of various aspects of children who are different: - Types of disabilities: physical, motor, sensory, genetic, and intellectual disabilities; - Maladjustment and maladaptation, traumatized children, and oral and written communication disorders; - Stories, legends, and myths; - Psycho-emotional criteria and the role of schooling; - Tips for helping these children become more independent. Teachers, parents, educational psychologists, and all those who work with children will find this book a highly useful source of critical information.