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How Children Learn 3: Contemporary Thinking and Theorists - ISBN 9781904575887
How Children Learn 3: Contemporary Theorists and Thinking will help you incorporate cutting-edge modern-day thinking into your practice, enabling you to:
Save time and energy, each of the most influential writers in the early years from Elinor Goldschmied to Tina Bruce are summarised into 2/3 pages that can be easily dipped into at your leisure
Find answers to questions on burning contemporary issues, such as whether boys and girls learn differently, and to what extent the local community should be involved in childcare
Engage children with new techniques and ideas, with an extended section on putting theory into practiceEnsure your setting is full of great ideas. Written by early years consultant, and former Head of Early Years at London Metropolitan University, Linda Pound, this title is a must-have for anyone studying or working with the early years and wanting to know about the latest developments in how we think about young children's learning and development.
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