%0 Journal Article
%T Family-based activity settings of children in a low-income African context
%A Erna Alant
%A Kitty Uys
%A Sadna Balton
%J Archive of "African Journal of Disability".
%D 2019
%R 10.4102/ajod.v8i0.364
%X There has been an overwhelming call to improve the understanding of how children develop within an African context as Euro-American definitions of competence have been uncritically adopted as the norm for children in Africa. The activities that children engage in within the family setting are seen as important to understand how children develop within context. The use of activity settings is closely aligned with a strengths-based perspective of family-centred practice and contributes to improved sustainability of intervention
%K activity settings
%K culture
%K family
%K indigenous knowledge
%K intervention
%K contribute
%K low income
%K utilised
%K Euro-American
%K poor sustainability
%U https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6489139/