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Co-construction, Problem-Solving, Scaffolding and Hypothesising: Super Teaching for Super Success. By Janet Moles. The early childhood years are a busy, exciting time. New discoveries, skills and competencies are a regular part of life for a young child. Early childhood teachers […]

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