Haim Ginott
Haim Ginott · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Child psychologist who transformed parent-child communication practice
1922, Tel Aviv, Mandatory Palestine — 1973, New York City, United States
Israel · United States
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Haim Ginott was an Israeli-born child psychologist and educator whose books Between Parent and Child (1965) and Teacher and Child reshaped how parents and teachers speak to children, stressing respect, feelings and non-humiliating discipline. His ideas underlie much of modern parenting and communication practice. He was Jewish, born in Tel Aviv.
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Child psychologist who transformed parent-child communication practice
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Psychology
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