Children in play, story, and school

Description:

A text with multiple authors exploring the meanings of play and story for young children and discussing how these aspects of development can be nurtured in child care and educational settings

Resource Type:

Other

Author(s):

Goncu Artin; Klein Elisa L.

Publisher(s):

Guilford Press

Editor(s):

Klein Elisa L.; Goncu Artin

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