Learning through child observation.

By:

Fawcett, Mary

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Jessica Kingsley, 1996.Description: 120pISBN:

9781853022883 (pbk.) :
1853022888

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DDC classification:

362.70941 21
362.7

Summary: The question of the extent and nature of child observation as a component of courses leading to the Diploma in Social Work is currently a matter of much debate and research. This book highlights many important issues.

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4 Week Loan	University Hospital Kerry	University Hospital Kerry	University Hospital Kerry	362.7 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		KH01093

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The question of the extent and nature of child observation as a component of courses leading to the Diploma in Social Work is currently a matter of much debate and research. This book highlights many important issues.

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