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  1. Clarifying Project-Based Learning in Early Childhood Education: A Systematic Literature Review
  2. Children's first-time exploration of a coding toy with teachers
  3. Preservice Educators’ Views on the Teacher’s Role in Play: A Cross-Cultural Study
  4. School development and primary school teacher education for inclusion in Estonia and Germany – how a COIL seminar promotes student teachers' competences and attitudes
  5. Preparation for Starting School During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  6. Estonian and Finnish early childhood education teachers’ views of well-being and changes at work during the COVID-19 pandemic
  7. INNOVATIVE APPROACHES IN SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING: EDUCATIONAL GAMES WITH SOCIAL ASSISTIVE ROBOT ASSISTANT
  8. A Cross-Cultural Study on Factors Affecting Children’s Agentic Action in Their Play
  9. Enhancing Digital Skills of Early Childhood Teachers Through Online Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math Training Programs in Estonia
  10. Novice preschool teachers’ professional skills as assessed by preschool principals and the novice teachers themselves
  11. A cross-cultural study on technology use in preschool classrooms: early childhood teacher’s preferences, time-use, impact and association with children’s play
  12. Preschool Teachers’ Conceptualizations and Uses of Play Across Eight Countries
  13. The relationship between quality of pre-school child care institutions and teachers’ teaching approach
  14. Children's reflections on play
  15. Implementation of different teaching approaches in early childhood education practices in Estonia
  16. Children’s Perspective on Learning: An International Study in Denmark, Estonia, Germany and Sweden
  17. Estonian preschool teachers' aspirations for curricular autonomy – the gap between an ideal and professional practice
  18. Estonian preschool teachers' views on learning in preschool
  19. Teachers’ perceptions of the curricula of the Soviet and post-Soviet eras: A case study of Estonian pre-school teachers
  20. Perceptions of Estonian pre‐school teachers about the child‐centred activities in different pedagogical approaches