Children's Perception of Their Neighborhood Environment: Interrelationships Between Children's Mobility Within the Neighborhood and Their Spatial Knowledge - Ehsan Ahmadi - Books - LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing - 9783845443348 - November 23, 2011
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Children's Perception of Their Neighborhood Environment: Interrelationships Between Children's Mobility Within the Neighborhood and Their Spatial Knowledge


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This book appears as a pioneer of its field in Iran by rethinking the current frameworks of sustainable community development while accentuating the competence of child friendly city concept. Research has shown that there is a link between the habits developed in childhood and their extension to adulthood. Therefore, any changes in the lifestyle and environmental behavior of children as future adults seem to be significant in the achievement of sustainable development. In this regard, the school journey appears of a great significance as the most frequent contact of the child with his surrounding environment, which has a deep affection on child?s development as well as a remarkable impact on the urban environment. Structured in five chapters, this book studies two main issues: the parameters forming children?s spatial knowledge, and the influential factors on children?s mobility in school travel and the choice of this travel mode. It then argues that school journey can be considered as a social network, from which a more sustainable community development can be achieved: a step from a physical movement to a daily socio-educational event, and a step from childhood to adulthood.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released November 23, 2011
ISBN13 9783845443348
Publishers LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Pages 176
Dimensions 150 × 10 × 225 mm   ·   280 g
Language German