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Teaching Young Children An Introduction

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ISBN-10: 0135137462

ISBN-13: 9780135137468

Edition: 4th 2009

Authors: Michael L. Henniger

List price: $148.00
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This engagingly interactive and easy-to-read book outlines how to deliver quality early education and care through its focus on curriculum. Full-color throughout, this editions features include more concrete applications in the bookand on the website.The author weaves five essential elements of effective early childhood education throughout the book: understanding development, play, guidance, working with families, and diversity. The book provides a rigorous overview of the planning, preparation, and delivery of a curriculum for young children, one thats built around six specific curriculum areas, each explored in its own chapter. The author stresses the importance of play and the need to…    
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Book details

List price: $148.00
Edition: 4th
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 2/19/2008
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 576
Size: 8.00" wide x 10.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 2.2
Language: English

Introduction to the Field
Overview of the Profession Essentials of Early Childhood Education
The Scope of Early Childhood Education Funding: Who Pays for Early Education
Teaching Young Children
Professional Preparation of Early Childhood Caregivers
Resources for Professional Development
Historical Contexts
Historical Figures
Influencing Early Childhood Education Events
Influencing Early Childhood Education
Types of Programs
The Montessori Program
The High/Scope Curriculum
The Behaviorist Approach
The Bank Street Model
The Reggio Emilia Program
Foundations
Understanding
How a Child Develops and Learns
The Developmentally Appropriate Classroom
Key Perspectives on Learning and Development
Children: Developmental Similarities and Differences
Learning About Children
Play in Childhood Defining
Play Why Children Play: Theories Cognitive
Play Types
Social Play
Types Benefits of Play
Facilitating Childhood Play
Guiding Young Children
What Is Guidance?
Recognizing Feelings and Understanding
Emotions Guidance
Strategies Guiding
Routines Guiding
Social Interactions Group Guidance
Guidance for Children with Special Needs
Working with Parents, Families, and Communities
Family Life Today
Is Involvement Worth the Effort?
Building Strong
Two-Way
Relationships
Effective Communication
Methods
Factors
Influencing Quality
Involvement
Parent
Teacher
Conflicts Families of Children with Special Needs
Connecting with the Community
Diversity and Young Children
Diversity as an Essential Element Attitudes
Toward Diversity Encouraging an Acceptance of Diversity
Inappropriate Responses to Diversity
Integrating Diversity
Throughout the Curriculum
English Language Learners
Individuals with Special Needs
Issues of Gender
Equity Working with Families and the Community
Organizing for Instruction
Planning the Physical Environment: Indoors
Planning Guidelines
The Centers-Based Classroom
Age-Related Considerations
Selecting Equipment and Materials
Creating an Inclusive Environment
Changing the Physical Environment
Health and Safety Issues
Planning the Physical Environment: Outdoors
Importance of Outdoor
Play Planning Guidelines
Outdoor Play Areas Developmental Considerations
Selecting Equipment and Materials
Planning for Change in the Outdoor Environment
Heath and Safety on the Playground
Family and Community Involvement
Committing to the Outdoor Environment
Activity Planning and Assessment
Creating a Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum
The Integrated Curriculum
The Project Approach Scheduling Issues
Assessment Involving Families
The Curriculum
Enhancing Physical Development
The Importance of Motor Skills
Foundation for Physical Fitness
The Components of Physical Development
Teaching Physical Development
Enhancing Physical Development
Indoors Enhancing Physical Development
Outdoors
Teaching Children to Care for Their Bodies
Working with Parents and Families
Supporting Emotional and Social Development
Helping Children with Emotional Development
Materials and Activities for Emotional Development
Toward Social Competence
The Social Development
Curriculum Stress as a Factor in Social and Emotional Development
Teachers and Caregivers Pe