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Unread 03-06-2010, 02:22 PM
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HELP...unit 403 K4D806

can any one relive my stress. ive been stuck on this answer for days.... cant find much infor on net abut this. whom and waht should i be writing about???
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Hi

I spent ages on this question, and ended up starting all over again! In the end, I broke the question down into different areas, exactly as the question is worded, and researching the internet and my textbooks from Level 3 using these as headings. Once you get started, you will find that there is loads of information. Refer to as many theorists as you can, and concentrate on those you are aware of, and those whose research you like. (This sounds like really basic advice - sorry - but it worked for me!). I came across a theorist called Susan Sutherland Isaacs, and wrote a fair bit about her. Other names to consider are Bowlby, Montessori, Kolb, Piaget, Athey and Vygotsky.

Hope this helps - and once you have done this question, everything else will seem so much easier!!

Dawn
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Whoop whoop - yayy

thankyou so much for the advice, hopefully ill be able to get going on the question now.
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