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Supporting Vulnerable Children in the Early Years: Practical Guidance and Strategies for Working with Children at Risk

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Supporting Vulnerable Children in the Early Years: Practical Guidance and Strategies for Working with Children at Risk - Beckley, Pat (Editor), and Atkin, Professor Chris (Foreword by), and Olusoga, Yinka (Contributions by)
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This book provides early years practitioners with clear strategies for supporting vulnerable children. Tackling topics such as inequality, poverty and the attainment gap, experienced practitioners from the field set out practical advice for ensuring all children are given a positive foundation for their future lives.

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    • Title: Supporting Vulnerable Children in the Early Years by Author
    • Publisher: Jessica Kingsley
    • Print ISBN: 9781785922374, 1785922378
    • eText ISBN: 9781784505158
    • Edition: 2019
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