The Culture of the Military Family Education Coursework

Early Child Education Class
Topic: : The Culture of the Military Family
Prompt:
Step #1: Read the PDF file titled “Afterword What We Can Learn from Military Children and Families” by Ann S. Masten
Step #2: Read the PDF file titled “Trauma Faced by Children of Military Families: What Every Policymaker should know” by Fianna Sogomonyan and Janice L. Cooper
Step #3: Read the PDF file titled “How wartime military service affects children and families” by Patricia Lester and Lieutenant Colonel Erik Flake
Step #4: Now after reading those three PDF’s now answer the following two questions below:
Question #1: What aspects of combat deployment are most likely to put children at risk for psychological and other problems, and what resources for resilience can they tap to overcome such hardships and thrive?
Question #2: “Military children are embedded in an array of systems—family, school, health care, spiritual, and local and national communities—all of which may affect how they experience and negotiate their parents’ deployments.” Explain why?
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Assignment Guidelines
• Must be a minimum of 275 words.
* Must be in Times New Roman Font Size 12 with 1-inch margins all around.
• Consider writing a paragraph for each question you respond.
• Make sure your paragraphs have a minimum of 5 sentences.
• Must be in APA 7 format
• Must have at a minimum of one APA citation. For example, in this case your citations must come from the PDF’s you read. You can cite one of the PDF’s or two of the PDF’s, or all three PDF’s but just make sure cite them properly in your responses.
• Must have a reference page. Your reference in this case must be at least one of the PDF’s or if you use two of the PDF’s or if you use all three of the PDF’s in your responses then add them to your refences page but just make sure to cite them properly.
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Notes to the Essay writer:
* In the order form I uploaded the PDF titled “Afterword What We Can Learn from Military Children and Families” by Ann S. Masten
and I believe this how you can put in the reference page
Masten, S. A. (2013). Afterword: What we can learn from military children and families. The Future of Children, 23(2), 199-212. from http://www(dot)jstor(dot)org/stable/23595627
* In the order form I uploaded the PDF titled “Trauma Faced by Children of Military Families: What Every Policymaker should know” by Fianna Sogomonyan and Janice L. Cooper
and I believe this is how you can add it in the reference page
Sogomonyan, F. and Cooper, L. J., (2010). Trauma faced by children of military families: What every policymaker should know. National Center for Children in Poverty. Improving the Odds for Young Children. http://www(dot)nccp(dot)org/publication/trauma-faced-by-children-of-military-families/
* In the order form I uploaded the PDF titled “How wartime military service affects children and families” by Patricia Lester and Lieutenant Colonel Erik Flake
and I believe this is how you can add it in the reference page:
Lester, P. and Flake, E., (2013). How wartime military service affects children and families. The Future of Children, 23(2), 121-142. https://futureofchildren(dot)princeton(dot)edu/sites/futureofchildren/files/media/military_children_and_families_23_02_fulljournal.pdf