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Back to Marks and Mind Book Series The Importance of Mark-Making to Child Development from a Neurobiological point of view, pages  1-4 Early experience and later development, pages 57-60 The Stages of Scribbling, page 74 The Stages of Drawing, page 75 Lesson Plans for a Marks-based Literacy Program, pages 138-139 Toward a Peaceable Kingdom, pages 223 - 230 The Importance of Maternal Gaze, pages 248-252 Thirteen Brain-Based Principles of Child Development, pages 257-262 The Peek-a-Boo Principle, pages 261-264 Symbol Grounding and Scribbling in the context of the work of Walter J. Freeman, pages 262-270 Dandelion Children and Orchid Children; new ways of understanding child behavior, with more praise for mothers, who make the difference.

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