Helping Children Succeed: What Works and Why – Psychology and Neuroscience Strategies for Overcoming Adversity and Stress in Kids
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Helping Children Succeed: What Works and Why – Psychology and Neuroscience Strategies for Overcoming Adversity and Stress in Kids

by Paul Tough

Education Parenting Neuroscience child psychology
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Helping Children Succeed explores the psychological and neurological factors that shape children’s ability to cope with adversity and stress. Paul Tough presents research-informed strategies for parents, educators, and anyone seeking to understand how children develop resilience and the conditions that support lasting success.

About This Book

Helping Children Succeed examines what helps children thrive, with a focus on psychology and neuroscience.

The book addresses adversity and stress in kids, considering how these experiences can affect development and achievement.

Paul Tough presents strategies intended to support children as they navigate challenges and build the foundations for success.

Accessible to readers interested in education, parenting, and child development, this book connects research with practical questions about helping young people flourish.

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