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Stages of development in early childhood: Tasks and goals for parents and educators

Jaffke, 2004

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The Developing Child: The First Seven Years

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Stages of development in early childhood: Tasks and goals for parents and educators Page 11 7 To be able to foster a child’s development rather than disturb or hinder it through faulty behavior, we must become familiar with and understand these stages of development. This is …
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