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Working with parents in cooperative nursery schools can be challenging as teacher and parents sort out their roles in implementing an appropriate curriculum. However, many of the problems that arise can be prevented by mutually sharing educational theories and how they promote young children's learning.
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Samaras, A.P. Show and tell those theories!. Early Childhood Educ J 22, 21–23 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02361423
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