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Preschool Education in Ukraine
2018The system of preschool education in Ukraine is described in the chapter: the legislation and policy, issue of coverage, the content of the preschool education, and some modern trends of development in Ukrainian preschool education are discussed.
Natalia Sofiy, Roman Shyyan, Igor Shiyan
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International Journal of Early Childhood, 1992
Preschool education in China involves the formal care and education of children from one to six years old. Though preschool education is becoming an increasingly important part of Chinese society, only 20%-25% of Chinese children have access to formal preschool centres.
Douglas A. Abbott, Zheng Fu Ming
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Preschool education in China involves the formal care and education of children from one to six years old. Though preschool education is becoming an increasingly important part of Chinese society, only 20%-25% of Chinese children have access to formal preschool centres.
Douglas A. Abbott, Zheng Fu Ming
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Psychology and Preschool Education
The Irish Journal of Psychology, 1979The term preschool education has come to be used for almost all out-of-home provision for children under statutory school age. Psychologists among others are coming to realise the difficulties arising from the separation of care and education in this period of the child’s development, and are concerned with conditions of intellectual stimulation in ...
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Educational Psychotherapy of Preschoolers [PDF]
Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1974 Myron Stein, Doris Ronald
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Preschool and Primary Education
2020This chapter covers preschool, under the Department of Pre-school Education (DPE), and primary education, under the Department of General Education (DGE). For an overview of the country context of the education system in Laos, see Chap. 1. For an in-depth discussion of the evolving education policy, see Chap. 2.
Richard Noonan, Phouangkham Somsanith
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Inclusion in Preschool Education
2021This article presents practical pedagogical experience with 2 to 3-year-old children in Preschool Education, with the aim of demonstrating the importance of creating a quality environment in the nursery. The bibliographical research method was used. The study includes participant observations of interactions between children and educator during play ...
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Educational Quality in Preschool Centers
Childhood Education, 2015How do we define quality in early child care settings? What constitutes “learning” for young children? The answers to these questions are subjective and vary by cultural context. Some cultures view early child care centers as preschools designed to prepare young children for primary school.
Kragh-Müller, Grethe +1 more
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Selected References on Preschool and Parental Education
The Elementary School Journal, 1933Changes in perception with age, as observed in the responses of children two to ten years of age to the Rorschach blots, have been described in terms of Rorschach classifications. In general, perceptions increased in accuracy and clarity with age.
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Preschool Education and the Budget
Soviet Education, 1968Taking care of children — their health and upbringing — is one of our nation's major tasks. The social upbringing of children is a noble and humane affair, worthy of the high ideals of the socialist order. In our country everything is done to guarantee a happy childhood for Soviet children.
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2017
This chapter presents a perspective of contemporary society as pluralistic and global and ECEC settings as fields embedded in various values and value priorities. The Nordic action research project underlying this book is introduced and concepts of values, value fields and values education are discussed.
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This chapter presents a perspective of contemporary society as pluralistic and global and ECEC settings as fields embedded in various values and value priorities. The Nordic action research project underlying this book is introduced and concepts of values, value fields and values education are discussed.
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