EPISODE · Aug 20, 2009 · 13 MIN

Creativity and early years

from Supporting children’s learning in the early years - for iPod/iPhone · host The Open University

Using interviews and a live recording of a learning environment, creativity is defined and discussed as both a central aspect of the curriculum and a developmental tool.

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