Editorial

Letters to the Editor

Building thinking and problem-solving skills in early childhood
Alison Elliott
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Guest Statement

Promoting thinking and problem-solving in all early childhood settings
Sherry Thompson
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Feature

Cascades of learning
Lynne Moore

Following the lead of children
Carmel Richardson
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The Let's Start program
Gary Robinson, Bonnie Moss, Yomei Jones, Lee Robertson and Carmen Cubillo

Philosophical inquiry in early childhood
Jenny Morgan

Thinking numerately: All children are mathematicians
Denise Neal

Young children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Respecting different thinking perspectives
Sue Larkey

'Plays are not always what you expect'
Wendy Schiller

Transitions

Filling the vacancies: When staff leave or take leave
Judy Radich
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Professional Development

Helping young children to think
Judy Radich

Profile

Interview with Denise Rundle
Julian Fleetwood

Reviews

Young children: Thinking about the scientific world
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The nickle nackle tree: A counting book

What will you be?

Concepts for care: 20 essays on infant/toddler development and learning

Parents' Page

Beyond story time: Five ways to make the most of library visits
Carolyn Campbell

Fridge Door

What's happening?

Students' Page

Creating a science learning centre
Marry Morris and Kate Hill

Health

Self-esteem and health
Pam Linke
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Regular

Legal

Obituaries

Lorna Blair, 1925–2007
Berenice Nyland and Maureen Savage

Mary Gibson, 1925–2007
Ros Cornish

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