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Today, I'm revisiting a post from 2016, which I wrote at the beginning of last year's read along, Rae Pica's book, What if Everybody Understood Child Development. (You can find links to that read along in the original post.) In the post, I shared some striking contradictions I'd notice as I'd been going over a few different pieces of research from early childhood settings. Contradictions between what we know young children need, and the trends toward what we were actually delivering in early childhood settings.
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Today, I'm revisiting a post from 2016, which I wrote at the beginning of last year's read along, Rae Pica's book, What if Everybody Understood Child Development. (You can find links to that read along in the original post.) In the post, I shared some striking contradictions I'd notice as I'd been going over a few different pieces of research from early childhood settings. Contradictions between what we know young children need, and the trends toward what we were actually delivering in early childhood settings.

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