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April 25, 1989 Issue Infants Learn Best at Their Own Pace

Early Childhood Ed. Award Instructional Video

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Professional Development Thanks to Staff

Innovation Abstracts

“A child will learn in his own time and in his own way,” says Magda Gerber. The world-renowned Infancy expert from Los Angeles will speak on living and working with infants on May 4th and 6th at Douglas College.

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Her two choices represent two very different philosophies