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Millie Almy
Millie Almy (June 19, 1915 – August 16, 2001) was an American psychologist, known as the “grand dame of early childhood education.”Almy was a leader in the field of early childhood education and psychology, and played a critical role in shaping the science of child development. Her research explored how young children understand complex subjects such as science, mathematics and literature. She is credited with popularising the theories of Jean Piaget in the early childhood education field. Provided by Wikipedia
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Recent Research on Play The Perspective of the Teacher /
Published 1982Full Text (via ERIC)
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Ways of studying children : an observation manual for early childhood teachers /
Published 1979Book
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Early Childhood Research Second Thoughts and Next Steps /
Published 1972Full Text (via ERIC)
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The Past, Present and Future for the Early Childhood Education Researcher
Published 1983Request ERIC Document
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Recent research on play : the perspective of the teacher /
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The Impact of Piagetian theory : on education, philosophy, psychiatry, and psychology /
Published 1979Other Authors: “…Almy, Millie, 1915-2001…”
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The Impact of Piagetian theory : on education, philosophy, psychiatry, and psychology /
Published 1979Other Authors: “…Almy, Millie, 1915-2001…”
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