Author:
Cohman Abigail,Timney Cleo
Abstract
Key digested messageDrawing on personal construct psychology, person-centered approaches, and the field of projective tools, The Childrens Exploratory Drawings are a simple and visual assessment tool created to elicit, explore, and better understand the beliefs that children and young people have about school and the world around them. This guide highlights the theory behind the tool and outlines how they can be used in practice.
Publisher
British Psychological Society
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