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Collette Gary discusses how the emergence of childhood studies has helped our understanding of how young people learn.

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Sean MacBlain discusses what readers can take from Bruner into their practice.

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Sean MacBlain discusses social learning in young children.

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Collette Gray discusses what she thinks are the core principles of Vygotsky's approach.

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Collette Gray discusses what she feels readers of her book need to understand about Piaget.

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Colette Gray discusses the main differences between operant conditioning and classical conditioning.

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Sean MacBlain discusses how Froebel's views are translated into good early years practice in today's educational climates.

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Collette Gray discusses the implications of the latest research into brain development and what it might mean for how babies should be cared for.

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In which Collette Gray discusses which theorist have had the greatest impact on helping us to understand more about how young children learn?

In this podcast with Learning Theories in Early Childhood, second edition, co-author Collette Gray tells us a little bit about her role and the chapters she contributed to the book.