<b>AJEC - Chronic illness - Volume 29 No.1 March 2004</b>

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AJEC - Chronic illness - Volume 29 No.1 March 2004

Education/care needs of children with chronic illness; personal accounts of caring for a child with chronic illness; chronic illness policy in early childhood; and facilitating the return to school...

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AJEC Volume 29 Issue 01

Children, staff and parents: Building respectful relationships in New Zealand and Australian early childhood contexts The Australian context

Teacher communication across the preschool-school boundary

Independence and interdependence in early childhood services

Life after the shock! The impact on families of caring for young children with chronic illness

'Everyone was really happy to see me!' The importance of friendships in the return to school of children with chronic illness

Maintaining the thread: Including young children with chronic illness in the primary classroom

Working mothers of children with chronic illness: Narratives of working and caring

Socio-cultural matrix of raising a child with food allergies: Experiences of a migrant mother

Slipping through the policy cracks: Children with chronic illness in early childhood settings

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