Playing on the Mother Ground: Cultural Routines for Children's Development

Gerald M. Erchak · David F. Lancy

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Indigenous Cultures and Socio-Education Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Child Development and Education

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1. Studying Child Development in Kpelle Society 2. Cultural Routines for Children's Development 3. The Research Setting 4. Kpelle Work 5. Parents, Children, and Make-Believe 6. Games and Models 7. Dances, Songs, Stories, Proverbs, and the Acquisition of Values 8. Children's Work 9. Apprenticeship and Bush School as Formal Education 10. The Kwii Way

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