The document discusses several early pioneers in education and child development, including Lucy Sprague Mitchell, who founded the Bureau of Educational Experiments in New York City to study children's learning and development. It also mentions Susan Isaacs, an educational psychologist who published studies on child development and promoted nursery schools, emphasizing the importance of play and the role of adults in guiding play. Finally, it provides brief biographical information on Eric Erikson, a developmental psychologist known for his theory of psychosocial development.

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9. •born in Chicago on July 2, 1878
•She worked at numerous University
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•until she became the first Dean of
Women's Studies at the University of
California at Berkeley
•She also volunteered in Lillian
Wald's Henry Street Settlement in
San Francisco.
•married Wesley Clair Mitchell
•She had two children and adopted two more.
•In 1931, she opened the Co-operative School

11. •she expanded the Bureau of Educational Experiments,
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12. Bureau of Educational
Experiments
•founded in New York City by Lucy Sprague Mitchell,
together with her husband Wesley Mitchell and
colleague Harriet Johnson
•their purpose is to combine expanding psychological
awareness with democratic conceptions of education.
With a staff of researchers and teachers, the Bureau
sets out to study children--to find out what kind of
environment is best suited to their learning and
growth, to create that environment, and to train adults
to maintain it.

13. Eric Erickson

14. •Was born 15 June 1902
•Died 12 May 1994)
• German
•American developmental psychologist and psychoanalyst
known for his theory on psychosocial development of human beings
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17. •Born 24 May 1885
•Died 12 October 1948
•also known as Ursula Wise
•Educational psychologist and psychoanalyst.
•She published studies on the intellectual and social
development of children and promoted the nursery
school movement.
•For Isaacs developing a child’s independence,
which is best achieved through play, was the best way
for children to learn and the role of adults and early educators
was to guide children's play.
•She published studies on the intellectual and social
development of children and promoted the nursery school
movement.

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The Importance of Play