Illuminating Care: The Pedagogy and Practice of Care in Early Childhood Communities
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| Weight | 1.38 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 7 × 0.75 in |
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Illuminating Care: The Pedagogy and Practice of Care in Early Childhood Communities is a powerful exploration of caregiving as a vital component of education and child development and a crucial building block of human community and society.
Carol Garboden Murray meaningfully invites educators, parents and caregivers to experience the essential strength and value of their care for young children, the artistry and integrity of it, in the routines of daily life.
Developing a culture of caring and incorporating care into intentional reflective practice both relieves and elevates the experience of teaching. The daily rituals of each child, and children’s interactions with one another, provide natural opportunities to celebrate care and build health, connection, independence, and community.
Exchange Press
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