Finding Froebel: The Man Who Invented Kindergarten
by Michael Winkler, Helge Wasmuth, Ulf Sauerbrey
Finding Froebel explores the life and legacy of Friedrich Froebel, the man credited with inventing kindergarten. Written by Michael Winkler, Helge Wasmuth, and Ulf Sauerbrey, this study considers Froebel’s place in the history of education and the development of early childhood learning.
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Finding Froebel examines the life and work of Friedrich Froebel, the educator associated with the invention of kindergarten.
The book places Froebel at the center of an exploration of early childhood education and its historical development.
Michael Winkler, Helge Wasmuth, and Ulf Sauerbrey offer a focused study of the man whose ideas helped shape the kindergarten concept.
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