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How Children Learn
December 19, 2011
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Everything has been thought of before, but the problem is to think of it again.
-Johann W. von Goethe

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Children learn through exploring their world.  The Learning Moments CDs offer video clips of children learning through play in early childhood settings.  By viewing the clip "Teddy Builds a Ramp," you can observe how Teddy demonstrates flexibility by being able to move beyond an initial problem in order to revise strategies or invent new solutions.
















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These Learning Moments CDs (for use on a computer) present real-life video files that are the perfect compliment to workshops, lectures, and online courses on how young children learn through play. They make general principles of child development and early education come to life by revealing children's natural process of discovery, invention, and learning.

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