In the early world
By: Elwyn S. Richardson
Series: Educational research series -- no. 42; Educational research series -- no. 42.
Publisher: New Zealand Council of Educational Research
Published: 1964
Place of publication: Wellington, N.Z
Language: eng
Number of pages: 216
Subjects: Primary Education; Activity programs in education; Creative activities and seat work; Child artists; Education; Écoles à aires ouvertes; Activités dirigées; Enfants artistes; Éducation
Description: This book is about my attempts to understand children, especially their ability and desire to express themselves in their own natural ways. My attempts began with crafts, and these drew my attention to the individual idiom of each child in art, music, in movement, in drama and ultimately in language. After a time Eunice Foster came and worked with me ... She helped especially with the development of art and crafts in the infant room, and then with drama and writing. Later Cherry Raymond came, and in her time we learned to understand much about the individual idiom that each child can develop in language when encouraged ..."--Introduction.
Notes: Whitcombe and Tombs job no. 66813.

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Table of contents: title: The school; title: The beginnings; title: The development of the crafts; title: The development of language expression; title: A new departure; title: Though writing; title: Language techniques; title: Techniques to establish awareness; title: Social studies; title: Nature study; title: Mathematics; title: Three children; title: The place of values in the development of children.