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형식
페이퍼백
언어
영어
출판됨
Jan 1, 1868
출판사
Collins Educational
설명
In an engaging exploration of childhood development, Dr. Hannah Mortimer delves into the vital role animals play in play-based learning for young children. Through a blend of research and relatable anecdotes, she highlights how interactions with animals can enhance creativity, social skills, and emotional intelligence. The book offers insights into the various ways children can engage with animals, whether through direct contact, story-telling, or imaginative play.
Dr. Mortimer emphasizes the connection between nature and nurturing, encouraging parents and educators to incorporate more animal-based activities into their daily routines. With practical tips and thoughtful reflections, her work serves as a guide for those looking to enrich the early learning experiences of children while fostering a deep appreciation for the natural world.
Dr. Mortimer emphasizes the connection between nature and nurturing, encouraging parents and educators to incorporate more animal-based activities into their daily routines. With practical tips and thoughtful reflections, her work serves as a guide for those looking to enrich the early learning experiences of children while fostering a deep appreciation for the natural world.