Early Childhood Education: Reference Sources

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Elementary Education: A Reference Handbook" takes readers on an all-inclusive journey through the history and current status of elementary education in America. The handbook first examines the historical, philosophical, social, and cultural foundations of elementary education. It then delves into the fascinating topic of how children learn, including racial identity formation, culturally differing cognitive thinking styles, and language developments.

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Early childhood education is fundamental to a child's later educational achievements and future success. The principles and practices of modern early childhood education have their origins in the past. This reference book provides biographies and annotated bibliographies of more than 30 pioneers in early childhood education.