Foundations of Early Childhood Education: Teaching Children in a Diverse Society

by Janet Gonzalez-Mena

This work provides a practical introduction to caring for and educating children from birth to age eight. The text presents an overview of important theory grounded in the key skills new educators need to succeed, from respect for the diversities of children and families to achieving the most current NAEYC standards.

512 pages, Unknown Binding

First published December 1, 1997

Reviews

[Bryan Garcia · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was reading this book for my HD 110 - Principles and Practices of Teaching Young Children class at IVC . It it was an interesting reading and educational at times.

But there were certain things I disagreed with the author and professor with in the book

Nonetheless this was a good read for me as studying child development, not only to get into the childcare industry.But also, to help me build and write better child characteristics in my upper-young adult to new adult series The Prophesied Mermaid

[Joshua]

As I am pursing an career in early childhood education, this is a great book also for parents to know about your childs development, and that newborn to age 8 is the most vital part of their lives. We are parents need to nurture our children