Date of Award

1973

College

College of Education

Type of Degree

M.A.

Document Type

Thesis

First Advisor

Grace Bennett

Second Advisor

Martha Lee Blankenship

Third Advisor

Virginia Plumley

Abstract

Although direct observation contributes to college students' understanding of development of the preschool child, valuable time is often wasted because the observer is unsure of what he is to see. Furthermore, students may fail to focus on particular aspects of development in the presence of a variety of stimuli found in the typical nursery school setting.

Subject(s)

Home economics.

Teaching -- Aids and devices.

Preschool children -- Study and teaching

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