Death Studies · 2023 · 14 citations · 28 references
EducationChild HealthFamily EngagementFamily StudiesPedagogyCommunication With FamiliesDeath BeliefsBeliefs About Death And DyingDeath Communication In FamiliesDeath Education In FamiliesFamily Communication About DeathFamily Decision-making In DyingFamily Preparedness For DeathMeaning Of DyingQualitative Interviewing
We developed a study to determine perceptions of death education among parents of Spanish schoolchildren aged 3-18 years. We used a qualitative approach, using focus groups and interviews in six state schools. Notable findings were death-related issues are of interest to families, parents recognized the educational potential of teaching death issues, and they called for training in the Pedagogy of Death for both themselves and teachers. In death education, it is important to take families' views into account, acknowledging their authority and contributions, to improve schools and education for both children and parents.
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