In the last century, decreases in infant and child mortality, urbanization and increases in
healthcare efficacy have reduced children's personal exposure to death and dying. So how …

This article presents an action research study that explores how a fifth-grade classroom of
10-to 11-year-old children in Cyprus perceive the concepts of grief and grieving, after an …

The purpose of this article is to analyze elementary school teachers' perceptions and
affective experiences of an in-service training on death education taught by the first author …

Nearly all British children will be bereaved of someone close to them by the time they turn
eighteen and, with the COVID-19 pandemic and world humanitarian crises across the news …

Using a mixed-methods approach, we examined how participants' memories of socialization
regarding death might influence their self-reported co** with losses in childhood and …

While society attempts to shield children from death, many are exposed to and impacted by
death in their early years, either through the death of someone they know or through media …

The important role of schools in supporting children experiencing bereavement is
established, yet less is known about how school curricula include death as part of life and …

This article investigates children's views on providing peer support to bereaved children.
The data (pre-and postinterviews and written documents) come from an action research …

Communication about death is often a sensitive topic in families with children. The present
studied compared answers of 141 school children aged 5–7 to questions about death, and …

Children's understanding of death, bereavement and grief develop through socialisation
where picture books also may play a role. The study explores how children's picture books …