Addressing such questions as how to ensure all young children have access to high quality education, and what constitutes an appropriate curriculum between birth and 6 years of age, this text also looks at how best nursery nurses, playgroup leaders, teachers and childminders can work with parents to enhance education of children. This text aims to be sympathetic and accessible, and to provide guidance for adults working with children in a variety of formal and informal settings. Improving the effectiveness of early education is a particular focus. To this end, the authors emphasize that children from birth to age six have particular development needs, and they argue that those working with young children are most likely to meet these needs if they approach their work developmentally. The suggested solution is to offer children educational opportunities within a framework of an integrated and developmentally appropriate curriculum. The argument concludes that this approach would enable the acquisition of social skills, attitudes and dispositions by young children, as well as subject knowledge. This would hopefully match their individual personalitites, capabilities and levels of attainment more closely than (present) conventional learning frameworks.

The Way Forward (Supporting Early Learning)

Education & Teaching

HURST

Schools & Teaching

Open University Pres

Problem Oriented System

Medical Books

Williams Wilkins

<p>Written by sixteen of Canada's pioneering nuclear scientists, the book focuses on Canada's nuclear program at AECL's laboratories at Chalk River, Ontario, and Whiteshell, Manitoba, between the years 1943 and 1985. Topics include the organization and operations of AECL's laboratories, nuclear safety and radiation protection, radioisotopes, basic research, development of the CANDU reactor, and the management of radioactive wastes. As well as providing a valuable historical perspective on Canadian science, Canada Enters the Nuclear Age offers useful guidance for innovative scientific development in the future, a future that will depend on developing and nurturing technically sophisticated industry.</p>

Canada Enters the Nuclear Age: A Technical History of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited as Seen from Its Research Laboratories

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Queen's School of Policy Studies

This slide atlas accompanies the book entitled "Diagnostic Atlas of the Heart." This clinically oriented volume derives from "Atlas of the Heart" and includes coverage of hypertension, hypercholesterolaemia, obesity, the athlete, CHF and other topics. There is less emphasis on congenital conditioning and pathology than in the "Atlas" and this volume contains no treatment. Intended for use by cardiologists and written on a level accessible to the undergraduate medical student, the book contains chapters on ageing and the heart, alcohol and the heart, pregnancy and the heart, cerebrovascular diseases and myocardial disease.

Diagnostic Atlas of the Heart

Anderson, Northam

Medicine

Lippincott, Williams, & Wilkins

Custom-Specific Integrated Circuits: Design and Fabrication (Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

CRC-Press

Savouring the Past

Hereford & Worcester County Council

Configuring Sap R/3 Fi/co

Quentin

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