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The Professional Knowledge that Counts in Australian Contemporary Early Childhood Teacher Education
Australia is typical of many western countries where the provision of quality early childhood services has become a government priority. The government initiatives in Australia include repeated demands for "well-qualified" early childhood educators. As a result of these demands the pre-ser
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