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Greenberg, Julie – Young Children, 1996
Illustrates with a case study example the importance of teachers helping young children deal with a death. Presents specific dialogs for dealing with the victim of the tragedy, the classmates, and the employees of the classroom. Focuses on teacher roles and contributions in the understanding and coping processes. (SD)
Descriptors: Case Studies, Children, Coping, Crisis Intervention

Wallinga, Charlotte; Skeen, Patsy – Young Children, 1996
Argues that teachers of children with seriously ill siblings are important as constancy figures, crisis interventionists, and support mechanisms. Details common reactions of well siblings including guilt, jealousy, rejection, isolation, and fear. Discusses responses that facilitate coping that teachers can make to behavioral and physical…
Descriptors: Child Health, Children, Coping, Diseases