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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2024 · 57 MIN

Episode 72: Fairy Tales and Resilience (with Stephanie Goloway, EdD)

from Not Just Cute, the Podcast: Intentional Whole Child Development for Parents and Teachers of Young Children · host Amanda Morgan

Once upon a time..... ...Happily ever after. These are common fairy tale phrases. But they're more than just staid story stems. These common phrases -- and the stories in between -- hold not only a recipe for imagination and fantasy but also for resilience. Stephanie Goloway (EdD) is a powerful advocate for the importance of imagination, play, and storytelling.  As a now-emeritus professor, she's taught young children as well as college students and has focused her research on how fairy tales align with and support child development.  She's written a book called, Happily Ever Resilient, where she shares how the ordinary magic of resilience is woven into the extraordinary magic of fairy tales, supporting all children as they face the challenges of life. Show Notes: https://notjustcute.com/podcast/episode72

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