Early Childhood Education: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

Early Childhood Education: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
ISBN-10
1135680493
ISBN-13
9781135680497
Series
Early Childhood Education
Category
Education
Pages
183
Language
English
Published
2001-04
Publisher
Routledge
Authors
Suzanne L. Krogh, Kristine L. Slentz

Description

This is the first volume in a four book series in Early Childhood Education. All four volumes will be released simultaneosly, allowing instructors the opportunity to mix and match books into customized teaching package.

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