The purpose of this assignment is to describe influences and changes that have occurred in early childhood education through its history. (CO1)
Create a ten (10) slide PowerPoint presentation depicting important concepts/theories and contributors to early Childhood education. You must include five (5) contributors and five (5) theories. Provide highlights/important facts for each of your contributors/theories.
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