Inequalities in the Early Years examines poverty's effects on children and provides workable solutions for decreasing childhood inequalities through the formal education process. ¿
Inequalities in the Early Years examines poverty's effects on children and provides workable solutions for decreasing childhood inequalities through the formal education process. ¿
Bonnie Johnson is Professor of Education at St. John's University, New York City. Yvonne Pratt-Johnson is Professor of Education at St. John's University, New York City.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Technology: Factors behind the Digital Divide Bonnie Johnson and Yvonne Pratt-Johnson 2. Mathematics and Measurements: Young Children Count: Undoing Reverse Constructivism during Early Childhood Mathematical Experiences Daniel Ness 3. Literacy: Poverty Literacy and the American Dream: Do Children Fail in Schools or Do Society and Schools Fail Children? Michael R. Sampson 4. Physical Sciences: Pediatric Medical Conditions Associated with Poverty Caitlin Stehling and Robert A. Mangione 5. Business and Economics: The Transformative Potential of Marketing to Fight Child Poverty Fabienne T. Cadet Dan Rubin and Joan Ball 6. Society and Social Institutions: The Racial Spatial and Intergenerational Contours of Food Inequality in America: Origins Implications and Conditions of Possibility Anthony Bayani Rodriguez 7. History: The Evolution of Juvenile Justice Harold T. Broderick 8. The Arts: Arts Education and Makerspaces: Opportunities for Democratizing Practices and Socially Responsible Learning Sandra Schamroth Abrams 9. Sports and Recreation: Inequalities for Young Children with Regards to Sports and Physical Activity Elizabeth Chase 10. Life Sciences: Reaching for the Stars from the Start: Early Learning Experiences in the Sciences Nancy P. Morabito 11. Earth Sciences and Geography: How Geographic Settings Contribute to Child Poverty with Implications for Child Citizenship Development Donald R. McClure
1. Technology: Factors behind the Digital Divide Bonnie Johnson and Yvonne Pratt-Johnson 2. Mathematics and Measurements: Young Children Count: Undoing Reverse Constructivism during Early Childhood Mathematical Experiences Daniel Ness 3. Literacy: Poverty Literacy and the American Dream: Do Children Fail in Schools or Do Society and Schools Fail Children? Michael R. Sampson 4. Physical Sciences: Pediatric Medical Conditions Associated with Poverty Caitlin Stehling and Robert A. Mangione 5. Business and Economics: The Transformative Potential of Marketing to Fight Child Poverty Fabienne T. Cadet Dan Rubin and Joan Ball 6. Society and Social Institutions: The Racial Spatial and Intergenerational Contours of Food Inequality in America: Origins Implications and Conditions of Possibility Anthony Bayani Rodriguez 7. History: The Evolution of Juvenile Justice Harold T. Broderick 8. The Arts: Arts Education and Makerspaces: Opportunities for Democratizing Practices and Socially Responsible Learning Sandra Schamroth Abrams 9. Sports and Recreation: Inequalities for Young Children with Regards to Sports and Physical Activity Elizabeth Chase 10. Life Sciences: Reaching for the Stars from the Start: Early Learning Experiences in the Sciences Nancy P. Morabito 11. Earth Sciences and Geography: How Geographic Settings Contribute to Child Poverty with Implications for Child Citizenship Development Donald R. McClure
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