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Children's development and societal divisions An exploration of the relationship between children's development and societal divisions such as race, class, gender, and culture |
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Computer use by preschool children: Rethinking practice as digital natives come to preschool A study of computer use, skills, and access at home and elsewhere among a population of children who attend child care centers in a diverse region of Australia |
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Learning together: A child perspective on educational arrangements of special education An inquiry into effectiveness of isolated learning for children with special needs in Denmark, with a focus on the need for a special education approach centered on children’s communities and environment |
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Multicultural education and Head Start: Empowering young children A discussion of the roles and goals of multicultural education in Head Start children’s learning and development |
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Participation in communitities: Living and learning across different contexts A theoretical exploration of the influence of children’s participation in their community on children’s development |
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Preschoolers’ awareness of, and sensitivities to, social justice issues: Children’s literature and participatory action research An examination of the relationship between use of children’s literature and children’s understanding of social issues, based on interviews with children from two early childhood education classrooms in Australia |
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Supporting young children in conflict and postconflict situations: Child protection and psychosocial well-being in Angola An exploration of the influence of conflict situations and war on the development and well-being of young children in Angola, and an account of the outreach programs and advocacy of the Christian Children's Fund (CCF) in the country's post-conflict era |
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