In this stimulating and provocative book the editors have drawn together a diverse and international range of respected authors, each of whom has taken a critical approach to the contentious question of how you define and achieve quality early childhood services. It is a book designed to provoke and promote critical dialogue and discourse amongst practitioners and students through critical engagement with the position of the authors within the text. I believe anyone who reads this book will be inspired and motivated to challenge and extend their thinking and professional practice, adopting the…mehr
In this stimulating and provocative book the editors have drawn together a diverse and international range of respected authors, each of whom has taken a critical approach to the contentious question of how you define and achieve quality early childhood services. It is a book designed to provoke and promote critical dialogue and discourse amongst practitioners and students through critical engagement with the position of the authors within the text. I believe anyone who reads this book will be inspired and motivated to challenge and extend their thinking and professional practice, adopting the critical stance which lies at the heart of quality services for children and families. Professor Chris Pascal, Director of Centre for Research in Early Childhood (CREC) Early childhood is a complex and important area of study where it is important to develop your critical thinking and reflect upon key issues. This book will help do both. It explores interrelated topics such as: * Child development * * * * The book also comes with lots of online resources which can be found at and include: * * *Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I: Developing Critical Reflection - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 1: The Undergraduate Journey - Michael Reed, Linda Tyler and Rosie Walker Chapter 2: Reflective Practice - Karen Hanson and Karen Appleby Chapter 3: The Ethical Practitioner with Children and Families - Sue Callan Chapter 4: Critical Thinking - Jennifer Worsley and Catherine Lamond Chapter 5: ICT and Learning for Students: A New Way of Thinking - Michelle Rogers Part II: The Developing Child - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 6: Deliberating on Practices with Young Children in the United States - Mary Benson McMullen Chapter 7: Vygotsky Rocks! An Argument That Helps Use Lev Vygotsky s Ideas in Early Years Practice - Anna Popova Chapter 8: The Developing Child: Some Critical Perspectives - Jackie Musgrave Chapter 9: Play and Creativity: How Important Is This in Terms of the Developing Child? - Frances Brett Chapter 10: Repositioning Developmentalism - Anna Kilderry Part III: Taking a Holistic View - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 11: Security and Attachment - Robin Balbernie Chapter 12: Developing Child in Society: Making Transitions - Aline Wendy Dunlop Chapter 13: Taking a Holistic View: Critically Examining Complex Professional Issues - Claire M Richards Chapter 14: The Language of Special Educational Needs: Learning from the Past to Build the Future - Caroline Jones Chapter 15: Supporting Children with Complex Health Needs and Life-Limiting Conditions and Their Families - Erica Brown Part IV: Policy and Practice - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 16: Whose Curriculum Is It Anyway? - Derval Carey-Jenkins Chapter 17: Approaches to the Early Years Curriculum: A Critical View from Wales - Sian Wyn Siencyn Chapter 18: Parental Involvement and Partnership with Parents: "T ain t What You Do (It s the Way That You Do It)" - Martin Needham and Dianne Jackson Chapter 19: Supporting Parents - Josephine Bleach Chapter 20: Policy into Practice: Implementing the Early Years Learning Framework for Australia from a Western Australian Perspective - Sandra Hesterman Part V: Professional Roles and Responsibilities - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 21: Professional Roles and Responsibilities: Professional Practice and Early Childhood Today - Michael Gasper Chapter 22: Integrated Working in Practice: Why Don t Professionals Talk to Each Other? - Alison Nicholls Chapter 23: Children s Developing Identity - Victoria Cooper Chapter 24: Assessment: A Critical Companion to Early Childhood Pedagogy - Alma Fleet Chapter 25: The Responsibility of the Practice-Based Researcher - Carla Solvason
Part I: Developing Critical Reflection - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 1: The Undergraduate Journey - Michael Reed, Linda Tyler and Rosie Walker Chapter 2: Reflective Practice - Karen Hanson and Karen Appleby Chapter 3: The Ethical Practitioner with Children and Families - Sue Callan Chapter 4: Critical Thinking - Jennifer Worsley and Catherine Lamond Chapter 5: ICT and Learning for Students: A New Way of Thinking - Michelle Rogers Part II: The Developing Child - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 6: Deliberating on Practices with Young Children in the United States - Mary Benson McMullen Chapter 7: Vygotsky Rocks! An Argument That Helps Use Lev Vygotsky s Ideas in Early Years Practice - Anna Popova Chapter 8: The Developing Child: Some Critical Perspectives - Jackie Musgrave Chapter 9: Play and Creativity: How Important Is This in Terms of the Developing Child? - Frances Brett Chapter 10: Repositioning Developmentalism - Anna Kilderry Part III: Taking a Holistic View - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 11: Security and Attachment - Robin Balbernie Chapter 12: Developing Child in Society: Making Transitions - Aline Wendy Dunlop Chapter 13: Taking a Holistic View: Critically Examining Complex Professional Issues - Claire M Richards Chapter 14: The Language of Special Educational Needs: Learning from the Past to Build the Future - Caroline Jones Chapter 15: Supporting Children with Complex Health Needs and Life-Limiting Conditions and Their Families - Erica Brown Part IV: Policy and Practice - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 16: Whose Curriculum Is It Anyway? - Derval Carey-Jenkins Chapter 17: Approaches to the Early Years Curriculum: A Critical View from Wales - Sian Wyn Siencyn Chapter 18: Parental Involvement and Partnership with Parents: "T ain t What You Do (It s the Way That You Do It)" - Martin Needham and Dianne Jackson Chapter 19: Supporting Parents - Josephine Bleach Chapter 20: Policy into Practice: Implementing the Early Years Learning Framework for Australia from a Western Australian Perspective - Sandra Hesterman Part V: Professional Roles and Responsibilities - Michael Reed and Rosie Walker Chapter 21: Professional Roles and Responsibilities: Professional Practice and Early Childhood Today - Michael Gasper Chapter 22: Integrated Working in Practice: Why Don t Professionals Talk to Each Other? - Alison Nicholls Chapter 23: Children s Developing Identity - Victoria Cooper Chapter 24: Assessment: A Critical Companion to Early Childhood Pedagogy - Alma Fleet Chapter 25: The Responsibility of the Practice-Based Researcher - Carla Solvason
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