Publication Date
1932
Subjects
Preschools, Preschool education, Early childhood education, Young children
Abstract
The opening of this Nursery School forms a part of an extensive movement that is taking place in many countries of the world. The Nursery School has sprung into existence to meet the needs of the child, who, no longer a baby in arms, is not yet ready for the activities of the kindergarten. This child at eighteen months has outgrown the ordinary nursery; is longing for something that will challenge his growing powers of mind and body, and for the opportunity of playing with those of his own age and strength. The Nursery School is a definite result of an intense interest in this young child, to -whom the experiences of life are so new that he may be said to be at the beginning of his career as a social being in a social world.
Recommended Citation
Gutteridge, M. V, "The story of an Australian nursery school" (1932). https://research.acer.edu.au/educationalstudies/3
Copyright Statement
Copyright 1932 Australian Council for Educational Research
Place of Publication
Melbourne
Publisher
Melbourne University Press in association with Oxford University Press
Language
English, English
Geographic Subject
Australia, Australia
Included in
Early Childhood Education Commons, Educational Assessment, Evaluation, and Research Commons
Comments
31p. 'Issued by the Australian Council for Educational Research' -- Cover.
'Reprinted from Australian educational studies, First series, August, 1932, Educational research series no. 14