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An Epistemological and Ethical Categorization of Perspectives on Early Childhood Curriculum.
Reviews the literature on contemporary early childhood education, categorizing perspectives on early childhood curriculum according to their core epistemological and ethical views about the mission of institutions of early childhood education. Identifies four perspectives guiding the curricula: idea
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