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Learning Through Play

Learning Through Play

Early Childhood Theory Development Exploration and Engagement
EducationPsychology
Pages
618
Published
2014
Language
English

Synopsis

This comprehensive guide explores the vital role of play in early childhood development and learning. It offers educators and caregivers practical strategies and insights to foster cognitive, social, and emotional growth through engaging, play-based activities. Discover how to create enriching environments that support children's natural curiosity and build foundational skills.

Prose complexity
7/10

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InformativeIntellectual

Genres

Education Psychology

Authors

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Barbara Polnick

Barbara Polnick focuses on the vital subject of girls and women in STEM. Her writing explores ways to support and encourage women in science, technology, engineering, and math fields.

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Diane Nabors

Diane Nabors writes about early childhood education. Her book, "Learning Through Play," offers insights into how children learn best. She focuses on practical approaches for parents and educators.

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Elizabeth Lasley

Elizabeth Lasley writes about educational topics. Her book, "Learning Through Play," explores methods for engaging children in active learning. She focuses on practical approaches to childhood development.

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Lory Haas

Lory Haas writes about education. Her book, Learning Through Play, explores methods for engaging young learners. Haas's work focuses on practical approaches to childhood development.