Getting started with schemas

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Getting Started with Schemas

Learning about schemas gives us a way of talking about children’s fascinations, and then understanding them to support children’s learning.

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CODE: INF057

Item Description

This book is a user-friendly ‘first taste’ of schemas but also has enough theoretical substance to give readers a solid foundation of understanding.

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