Questions on a Study of Child-Nature

First published in 1895, this groundbreaking work by educator and reformer Elizabeth Harrison remains a must-read for anyone interested in the field of child development. In it, Harrison presents a series of questions designed to guide parents, teachers, and caregivers in their efforts to understand and support children's natural growth and development. Infused with a deep respect for the innate wisdom of children, this book offers practical advice and timeless wisdom for anyone who cares for and works with young people.
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