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An easy-to-learn overview of the theorist opens each chapter. Author Carol Garhart Mooney then distills their work to reveal how it relates to child care and children. Dewy examines the relationship of curriculum to life; Montessori, the need for carefully prepared classroom environments; Erikson, an approach to making children healthy and comfortable; Piaget, the knowledge of children's thought processes; and Vygotsky, the importance of teachers and peers in learning.
Each point is then examined in detail, including examples and stories of how the theory applies in child care. Discussion questions and a recommended list of resources for further reading close each chapter.
Perfect for undergraduate programs, community college courses, and training workshops, or to help keep your staff aware of the theory behind good child care practice.
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Too often the mystery surrounding theory prevents effective learning and knowledgeable adults feel they can never understand the theory.
Carol Garhart Mooney has done us all a favour by producing a clear and concise book, easy to read, intelligently explained and best of all illustrated with up to the minute descriptions of practice linked to theory.
I have shared this book with students on level 2 and 3 programmes, colleagues and other professionals who all agree...
Two more in the pipe line as this is now being added to the course library for our early years programmes.
Dewey, Montessori, Erickson, Piaget and Vygosky provide readers with a fundimental understanding to build on and hopefully the courage to go back and revisit the theorists in their own words.
I do hope she moves on and perhaps looks at Bruner, Bandura, Steiner ............
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