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Learning in early childhood zero to eight paperback 17 feb 2004. Her theories of play are influenced by the creator of kindergarten friedrich froebel and she has published more than 28 books in her chosen field. This brand new edition is fully updated to reflect current developments in thinking and practice within the dynamic early years sector. Tina bruce, roehampton university lynn mcnair, university of.
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