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Brimming with commonsense,
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This review is from: No Fear (Paperback)
A well written, well researched and extremely readable book.
The author includes interesting statistics to support arguments and theories. Some of the subjects covered are; playground safety, children's attitudes to risk in childhood, bullying (and what constitutes it), Internet threats, 'stranger danger' and anti-social behaviour. I found the intolerance to children just being children in public places astounding (but sadly believable). Another interesting theory discussed is whether people/children respond to safety measures by taking greater risks. Recommended to anyone who is studying, works with, or is a parent to children...of any age.
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This review is from: No Fear (Paperback)
Outstanding! I have witnessed and experienced first hand the issues talked about in this book. It is spot on. Ended up handing out several copies.** This book is now free (pdf) via the organization that funded it's research, at gulbenkian.org.uk Just goto the publications link and search for it. |
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No Fear by Tim Gill (Paperback - October 24, 2007)
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