Intellectual Development: Connecting Science and Practice in Early Childhood Settings (The Redleaf Professional Library)
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Intellectual Development: Connecting Science and Practice in Early Childhood Settings (The Redleaf Professional Library)

by Dave Riley, Mary Carns, Joan Klinkner, Ann Ramminger, Colette Sisco

Education Science Psychology Early Childhood Development
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Intellectual Development: Connecting Science and Practice in Early Childhood Settings explores how scientific knowledge can inform professional practice in early childhood environments. Written by Dave Riley, Mary Carns, Joan Klinkner, Ann Ramminger, and Colette Sisco, this Redleaf Professional Library title addresses intellectual development for early childhood professionals.

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Intellectual Development: Connecting Science and Practice in Early Childhood Settings examines the relationship between scientific understanding and professional practice.

Designed for early childhood settings, the book focuses on intellectual development as an area of professional learning and application.

Part of The Redleaf Professional Library, this resource is authored by Dave Riley, Mary Carns, Joan Klinkner, Ann Ramminger, and Colette Sisco.

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