Views of the Child
Views of the Child and Early Development
How a teacher pictures a child shapes how they teach. Some teachers see the child as an empty vessel to fill. Some see them as a discoverer with their own ideas. The image matters because it determines the method.
Six historical images of the child from Locke to Dewey, and why your image of the child shapes your teaching
A billion brain cells at birth, how connections form, why ages 0 to 8 matter most, and what fear does to the brain
Gross motor, fine motor, cognitive, language, and social development; what each means and what teachers should do
Specific physical, cognitive, language, social, and emotional milestones with classroom guidance
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