Child Development: A Practical Introduction

Child Development: A Practical Introduction
ISBN-10
1446297381
ISBN-13
9781446297384
Series
Child Development
Category
Education
Pages
288
Language
English
Published
2014-01-07
Publisher
SAGE
Author
Kevin Crowley

Description

Available as an E-Inspection Copy! Link: http://www.ebooks.com/1631711/child-development/crowley-kevin/ Children change rapidly. Not only in the physical sense but in their abilities to communicate, think and to interact. This development is fascinating and has a huge impact on the care, education and wellbeing of children. Focusing on the earliest years (0-8) this book looks at: Theories and context of development The impact of policy and the wider world on children Cognitive, biological, language, emotional and social development Disorders and development Health and development The role of the adult in development. Understanding these elements is key to early years practice and courses. With the help of this book you will appreciate why it is so important and the impact of your role as the adult on children in your care.

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