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Introduction to — Early Childhood Education Preschool through Primary Grades

Edition 4
Jo Ann Brewer
0-205-32657-9
Hardback
543 pages
2001
Brief Description
This text explains how to integrate developmentally appropriate practices into a curriculum and offers practical tips for working in the early childhood classroom.
Features
- "Developmentally Appropriate Practice boxes throughout text aid students in applying these principles to daily curriculum.
- Maintains a strong emphasis on literacy and language.
- Diversity issues in families and in the classroom are emphasized in each chapter.
- A Teacher Speaks feature at the end of each chapter captures real-world experiences from practicing caregivers.
- Parents and
sections throughout chapters highlight how to engage parents in their childs learning in each topic area.
- Theory into Practice suggestions are easily found at the end of each chapter to highlight TIPs for applying theory in real classrooms.
Contents
- Young Children Growing, Thinking, and Learning.
- Schools for Young Children.
- Creating an Environment for Learning.
- Planning and Assessing Learning Activities.
- Play: Learning at Its Best.
- Guiding Behavior.
- Teachers, Parents, and Paraprofessionals.
- Language.
- The Development of Literacy.
- Manipulation and Discovery: Mathematics.
- Manipulation and Discovery: Science.
- Encouraging the Creative Arts.
- Living Together.
- Wellness for the Young Child.
- Assessment and Observation.
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