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Re:Jean Piaget and the Child’s Spontaneous Geometry by xrd on Thursday January 18, 2018 @03:56PM (#16181360)
Any favorite books you have read that contributed to a better understanding of your work?
Re:Jean Piaget and the Child’s Spontaneous Geometry by baldfat on Thursday January 18, 2018 @09:05PM (#16183543)
Sadly I am the only STEM Lab Coach in the nation for 3 to 5-year-olds, that I know of. So I kind of had to invent my own position which thankfully has been supported by local Fortune 500 Companies in the community.

I read a lot from our curriculum "Creative Curriculum", accreditation standards and philosophy and my old Developmental Psychology classes. Lots of Academic research and many online resources like the Fred Rodgers Institute (http://www.fredrogerscenter.org/).

The only book I found to be helpful has been "Instructional Technology in Early Childhood: Teaching in the Digital Age." Most books are either surface level practical (I really enjoy the philosophy piece which is usually missing) or outdated and not very valuable.