Theories of practice: raising the standards of early childhood education

St. Paul, MN: Redleaf Press (2015)
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With stories, anecdotes, and a discussion about the strong connection between theory and best practices, this guide will help you understand the value of applying your knowledge of educational theory to your work as you refine your practices, create thoughtful curriculum, and do your best to raise the standards of early childhood education.

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