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the child's mind: an introduction to the philosophy and theory of education by John White
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by John White

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This book is a fascinating introduction to the mental life of the child. Writing in simple, accessible language, the author explores key elements of the child's mind without overwhelming the reader with complicated theories. Tackling diverse topics, from the nature of intelligence to the cultivation of imagination, this book effectively brings ideas to the surface, helping readers to clarify psychological and philosophical concepts.
Throughout the book, connections are made with ideas about home life, education and the school curriculum. Teachers, student teachers and parents will all find this book an intriguing journey into the inner world of the child.

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