The Carolina Approach to Responsive Education: A Model for Day Care.

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Autores principales: Bryant, Donna M., And Others
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1987
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author Bryant, Donna M.
And Others
author_facet Bryant, Donna M.
And Others
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And Others
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contents The Carolina Approach to Responsive Education: A Model for Day Care. Bryant, Donna M. And Others Child Caregivers Child Development Curriculum Day Care Disabilities Family Programs Interdisciplinary Approach Models Preschool Education Program Content Young Children The Carolina Approach to Responsive Education is a comprehensive multidisciplinary educational program for preschool children and their families based on a general systems theory of development which includes such features as small groups, experienced staff, male role models, volunteers, medical care, playgrounds, field trips, home visits, and a toy-lending library. (Author/CB)
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spellingShingle The Carolina Approach to Responsive Education: A Model for Day Care.
Bryant, Donna M.
And Others
Child Caregivers
Child Development
Curriculum
Day Care
Disabilities
Family Programs
Interdisciplinary Approach
Models
Preschool Education
Program Content
Young Children
The Carolina Approach to Responsive Education: A Model for Day Care. Bryant, Donna M. And Others Child Caregivers Child Development Curriculum Day Care Disabilities Family Programs Interdisciplinary Approach Models Preschool Education Program Content Young Children The Carolina Approach to Responsive Education is a comprehensive multidisciplinary educational program for preschool children and their families based on a general systems theory of development which includes such features as small groups, experienced staff, male role models, volunteers, medical care, playgrounds, field trips, home visits, and a toy-lending library. (Author/CB)
title The Carolina Approach to Responsive Education: A Model for Day Care.
topic Child Caregivers
Child Development
Curriculum
Day Care
Disabilities
Family Programs
Interdisciplinary Approach
Models
Preschool Education
Program Content
Young Children
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ355507