Music and Physical Play: What Can We Learn From Early Childhood Teachers in Kenya?

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Journal Article
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Title
Music and Physical Play: What Can We Learn From Early Childhood Teachers in Kenya?
Abstract
Vignettes that capture Kenyan early childhood teaching practices highlight how Kenyan teachers use multiple musical and physical strategies to promote meaningful learning. These vignettes illustrate how teachers teach language development through music, use music to teach social skills and support emotional development, foster logico-mathematical skills through music, encourage physical development through music, and use music to teach personal safety, autonomy, and mastery.
Publication
Music and Physical Play: What Can We Learn From Early Childhood Teachers in Kenya?
Volume
85
Issue
1
Pages
2-5
Date
2008-10-01
Language
English
ISSN
00094056
Extra
an: 508008427; source: Childhood Education; docTypes: Article; pubTypes: Periodical;
Citation
Freshwater, A., Sherwood, E., & Mbugua, E. (2008). Music and Physical Play: What Can We Learn From Early Childhood Teachers in Kenya? Music and Physical Play: What Can We Learn From Early Childhood Teachers in Kenya?, 85(1), 2–5. https://research.ebsco.com/linkprocessor/plink?id=b5479c1b-6cfe-3a76-8fc9-5281a203fa67
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