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- Muriel Rand
- Muriel Rand is a Professor of Early Childhood Education at New Jersey City University in Jersey City, NJ. She is the author of the upcoming book by Pearson, Early Childhood Guidance and Classroom Management. She has also authored Giving It Some Thought: Cases for Early Childhood Practice by NAEYC, and Voices of Student Teachers: Cases from the Field by Merrill.
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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year Dr. Rand!!
ReplyDeleteMarili Hernandez
Thanks Marili! My best to you and your family!
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