
by Deb Ahola
[This] is a text designed to help students and practitioners alike learn how to gather and interpret data to gain insight into child development. The reader is first introduced to the importance and techniques of observation, being taught why, how, and when to observe. Readers then move into developmental domains including the typical patterns of development, as well as the patterns of children with special needs.--Back cover.

Doris Brothers

Phyllis Lassner
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