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DAP discourses: Hubris, hegemony, or heuristic for teacher education?
This essay entails a critical review of the origins, discourses and contemporary manifestations of NAEYC’s enduring commitment to ‘developmentally appropriate practice’ (DAP); and proposes a reconc...