Jan Georgeson, Jane Payler
International Perspectives on Early Childhood Education and Care
Ed.: Georgeson, Jan; Payler, Jane
Jan Georgeson, Jane Payler
International Perspectives on Early Childhood Education and Care
Ed.: Georgeson, Jan; Payler, Jane
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This book discusses key influential approaches to ECEC across the world, considering less well-known systems to broaden thinking.
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This book discusses key influential approaches to ECEC across the world, considering less well-known systems to broaden thinking.
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- Verlag: McGraw-Hill Higher Education
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. März 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 238mm x 172mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 516g
- ISBN-13: 9780335245918
- ISBN-10: 0335245919
- Artikelnr.: 36410748
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: McGraw-Hill Higher Education
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. März 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 238mm x 172mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 516g
- ISBN-13: 9780335245918
- ISBN-10: 0335245919
- Artikelnr.: 36410748
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Jan Georgeson is Research Fellow at Plymouth University. Jane Payler is Senior Lecturer in Early Years at the University of Winchester.
Part One: Setting the scene
The importance of international perspectives
Widening awareness of international approaches: an imperative for twenty-first-century early years practitioners?
International recognition of children's rights and its influence on early childhood education and care: the case of Zambia
Part Two: How approaches have developed
Embedding early childhood education and care in the socio-cultural context: the case of Italy
The new face of early childhood in the United States
A critique of euro-centric perspectives on early childhood education and care in the Gambia
Estonia: socio-historic and political influences on the early childhood education and care system
Early childhood education in Norway and Sweden today: education for democracy
Part Three: Workforce issues
South Africa: who are the early years practitioners and where do they work?
The quest for quality early childhood education and care: leadership in a changing political context in England and Hong Kong
India: early childhood educators in changing patterns of early childhood education and care
Early childhood education and care in the Czech Republic: recent developments within a changing society
Part Four: Putting it into practice; curriculum and pedagogy
Day to day in Italian preschools: environments for learning and development
A day in the life of a New Zealand kindergarten teacher: a curriculum of open possibilities
HighScope today: pedagogy for learning and development
China: pedagogy today and the move towards creativity
Canada: developing an ethical pedagogy and curriculum
Diverse theories for diverse learners? The Australian early years learning framework
Using Leuven observation and assessment tools to investigate outdoor provision
Hungary: kindergarten as a public education institution
The Japanese view of nature and its implications for the teaching of science in the early childhood years
Early childhood education and care in the UK: piecemeal development through philanthropy, propagation, pluralism and pragmatism
The importance of international perspectives
Widening awareness of international approaches: an imperative for twenty-first-century early years practitioners?
International recognition of children's rights and its influence on early childhood education and care: the case of Zambia
Part Two: How approaches have developed
Embedding early childhood education and care in the socio-cultural context: the case of Italy
The new face of early childhood in the United States
A critique of euro-centric perspectives on early childhood education and care in the Gambia
Estonia: socio-historic and political influences on the early childhood education and care system
Early childhood education in Norway and Sweden today: education for democracy
Part Three: Workforce issues
South Africa: who are the early years practitioners and where do they work?
The quest for quality early childhood education and care: leadership in a changing political context in England and Hong Kong
India: early childhood educators in changing patterns of early childhood education and care
Early childhood education and care in the Czech Republic: recent developments within a changing society
Part Four: Putting it into practice; curriculum and pedagogy
Day to day in Italian preschools: environments for learning and development
A day in the life of a New Zealand kindergarten teacher: a curriculum of open possibilities
HighScope today: pedagogy for learning and development
China: pedagogy today and the move towards creativity
Canada: developing an ethical pedagogy and curriculum
Diverse theories for diverse learners? The Australian early years learning framework
Using Leuven observation and assessment tools to investigate outdoor provision
Hungary: kindergarten as a public education institution
The Japanese view of nature and its implications for the teaching of science in the early childhood years
Early childhood education and care in the UK: piecemeal development through philanthropy, propagation, pluralism and pragmatism
Part One: Setting the scene
The importance of international perspectives
Widening awareness of international approaches: an imperative for twenty-first-century early years practitioners?
International recognition of children's rights and its influence on early childhood education and care: the case of Zambia
Part Two: How approaches have developed
Embedding early childhood education and care in the socio-cultural context: the case of Italy
The new face of early childhood in the United States
A critique of euro-centric perspectives on early childhood education and care in the Gambia
Estonia: socio-historic and political influences on the early childhood education and care system
Early childhood education in Norway and Sweden today: education for democracy
Part Three: Workforce issues
South Africa: who are the early years practitioners and where do they work?
The quest for quality early childhood education and care: leadership in a changing political context in England and Hong Kong
India: early childhood educators in changing patterns of early childhood education and care
Early childhood education and care in the Czech Republic: recent developments within a changing society
Part Four: Putting it into practice; curriculum and pedagogy
Day to day in Italian preschools: environments for learning and development
A day in the life of a New Zealand kindergarten teacher: a curriculum of open possibilities
HighScope today: pedagogy for learning and development
China: pedagogy today and the move towards creativity
Canada: developing an ethical pedagogy and curriculum
Diverse theories for diverse learners? The Australian early years learning framework
Using Leuven observation and assessment tools to investigate outdoor provision
Hungary: kindergarten as a public education institution
The Japanese view of nature and its implications for the teaching of science in the early childhood years
Early childhood education and care in the UK: piecemeal development through philanthropy, propagation, pluralism and pragmatism
The importance of international perspectives
Widening awareness of international approaches: an imperative for twenty-first-century early years practitioners?
International recognition of children's rights and its influence on early childhood education and care: the case of Zambia
Part Two: How approaches have developed
Embedding early childhood education and care in the socio-cultural context: the case of Italy
The new face of early childhood in the United States
A critique of euro-centric perspectives on early childhood education and care in the Gambia
Estonia: socio-historic and political influences on the early childhood education and care system
Early childhood education in Norway and Sweden today: education for democracy
Part Three: Workforce issues
South Africa: who are the early years practitioners and where do they work?
The quest for quality early childhood education and care: leadership in a changing political context in England and Hong Kong
India: early childhood educators in changing patterns of early childhood education and care
Early childhood education and care in the Czech Republic: recent developments within a changing society
Part Four: Putting it into practice; curriculum and pedagogy
Day to day in Italian preschools: environments for learning and development
A day in the life of a New Zealand kindergarten teacher: a curriculum of open possibilities
HighScope today: pedagogy for learning and development
China: pedagogy today and the move towards creativity
Canada: developing an ethical pedagogy and curriculum
Diverse theories for diverse learners? The Australian early years learning framework
Using Leuven observation and assessment tools to investigate outdoor provision
Hungary: kindergarten as a public education institution
The Japanese view of nature and its implications for the teaching of science in the early childhood years
Early childhood education and care in the UK: piecemeal development through philanthropy, propagation, pluralism and pragmatism