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Deborah Hewitt

Biography: Deborah Hewitt began her work with young children as a therapeutic preschool teacher in the inner city and continues by teaching in a learning readiness preschool program. She also consults with child care providers and conducts workshops for early childhood professionals, and she has served as a child development associate (CDA) advisor and on the board of directors of the Minnesota Association for the Education of Young Children.

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Play: The Pathway from Theory to Practice

Authors: Sandra Heidemann, Deborah Hewitt
Product Code: 326801
Price: $29.95

Play skills are life skills that stay with children throughout their growing years. They are vital to the overall healthy development of children and help them understand a number of basic principles including recognizing symbols, solving conflict, and taking turns. An updated, expanded revision of the popular Pathways to Play, Play:Pathway from Theory to Practice contains practical suggestions and theoretical information for helping children thrive with play-based learning. Chapters include an explanation of the functional "Play Checklist" to help you observe children's emerging skills and pinpoint areas for improvement, instructions for writing specific and attainable goals for children, and case studies from real classrooms.

So This Is Normal Too?: Teachers and Parents Working Out Developmental Issues in Young Children

Author: Deborah Hewitt
Product Code: 153901
Price: $19.95

The best guide for coping with perplexing behavior. Includes easy-to-follow, reproducible materials for building cooperation with parents and children.

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