Starting School: Young Children Learning Cultures

Liz Brooker

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Parental Involvement in Education Early Childhood Education and Development Education Pedagogy and Practices

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Learning cultures in All Saints' End Family values, and the value of families Learning how to learn at home School culture at All Saints' Primary Learning to be a pupil Linking home and school learning to be a parent Outcomes children's progress and achievements Understanding outcomes changing practice Glossary References Index.

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