Actively engaging through the visual arts: Recognising children's artistic experiences and repertoires

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Richards, Rosemary Doris and Terreni, Lisa. (2013). Actively engaging through the visual arts: Recognising children's artistic experiences and repertoires. In In B. Clark, A. Grey and L. Terreni (Ed.). Kia tipu te wairua toi: Fostering the creative spirit: Arts in early childhood education pp. 39 - 51 Pearson Education.

Authors	Richards, Rosemary Doris and Terreni, Lisa
Editors	B. Clark, A. Grey and L. Terreni
Page range	39 - 51
Year	2013
Book title	Kia tipu te wairua toi: Fostering the creative spirit: Arts in early childhood education
Publisher	Pearson Education
Place of publication	Auckland, New Zealand
ISBN	9781442562721
Research Group	School of Education
Publisher's version	File Access Level Controlled

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