Penny MukherjiBesprekingen
Auteur van Research Methods in Early Childhood: An Introductory Guide
Besprekingen
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Less apt than other books to be used as an ice-breaking hammer against inadequacy panic (you know what I am talking about...), but you will need to read it, more sooner than later.
Let's say, you may start with this:
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Then, to hear a second voice out of the early years sector and for the humourous, unassuming writing style, this:
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Finally, you may tackle the present book with some recovered self-reliance, and go deep into the technical stuff.
By the way, if you are reading this, good luck.
We are all in it together.
We will go on living full, productive lives as undergraduate research project survivors.