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Editorial December 2011 Moral and social development: Teachers knowledge of children’s learning and teaching strategies in the early years Attachment theory and primary caregiving Warning—Television viewing may harm your child’s health: Parent perceptions of early childhood viewing habits Whats really going on? Parents views of parent support in three Australian supported play groups (Free full text available) Multicultural education: The understandings of preschool teachers in Singapore Easing administrator descriptions of transition to school administratiors descriptions of transition to school activities Implementing children’s rights in early education (Free full text available) Australian family day educators: A snap shot of their qualifications, training and perceived support Play based learning and intentional teaching in early childhood contexts Domestic play collaborations in diverse family contexts Multiliterate Star Warians: The force of popular culture and ICT in early learning An online educational program for parents of preschool aged children: Is it useable and functional? How design of the physical environment impacts on early learning educators and parents perspectives The response to Taylor: The full picture of the sexualisation of children debate Play language and social skills of children attending a play-based curriculum school and a traditionally structured classroom curriculum school in low socioeconomic areas Fathers perceptions of rough-and-tumble play implications for early childhood services How children’s collective interests influence their curriculum experiences developing relationships differentiating by gender and defying adults What happened to the babies? Disadvantage and advantage across 18 years Australasian Journal of Early Childhood – Volume 36 No 4 December 2011 Don't forget, Australasian Journal of Early Childhood is tax deductible for early childhood professionals You can purchase this issue of the Australasian Journal of Early Childhood now. Back to the Australasian Journal of Early Childhood Vol. 36 No 4 December 2011     Back to the Australasian Journal of Early Childhood     Other editions of the Australasian Journal of Early Childhood
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