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1 A LEARNING ENVIRONME NT THAT RESPECTS DIVERSITY By Linda Santora ADL Staff Article originally appeared in NYSAEYC Report Winter 2004 The early childhood program
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A LEARNING ENVIRONME
NT
THAT RESPECTS
DIVERSITY
By Linda Santora ADL Staff
Article originally appeared in NYSAEYC Report
Winter 2004
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