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期刊名:Early childhood research quarterly

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ISSN:0885-2006

e-ISSN:1873-7706

IF/分区:3.1/Q1

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Anna D Johnson,Deborah A Phillips,Owen N Schochet et al. Anna D Johnson et al.
Early care and education (ECE) teachers are paid strikingly low wages, yet are increasingly expected to advance children's learning by offering high-quality classroom environments. Teachers' capacities to provide high-quality instruction sh...
Anne Partika Anne Partika
Hispanic/Latine dual language learners (DLLs) - Hispanic/Latine children who speak languages besides English at home - compose 20% of the U.S. young child population. Yet this large and growing group of children remains minoritized along bo...
Anne Partika,Anna D Johnson,Deborah A Phillips et al. Anne Partika et al.
Dual language learners (DLLs) - children who are learning and developing two languages - are among the fastest growing groups of young children in the United States and currently compose a third of the public preschool population. Although ...
Caitlin Rancher,Angela D Moreland Caitlin Rancher
Early childhood teachers play a critical role in supporting young children's cognitive, social, and emotional development. Unfortunately, teachers' abilities to promote young children's well-being can be hindered by their own stress. Teache...
Shannon T Lipscomb,Alexis Merculief,Beth Phelps Shannon T Lipscomb
Early childhood is a particularly important time to nurture resilience. Strengthening measurement of resilience processes for young children is essential to advancing resilience science and application. The current study provides an initial...
Abigail J Anderson,Christina M Rodriguez Abigail J Anderson
Parental psychological distress is a commonly examined risk factor for the emergence of child problem behaviors, but the factors that may influence that relationship-like parental social support satisfaction and coping skills-have not been ...
Sarah Surrain,Susan H Landry,Tricia A Zucker et al. Sarah Surrain et al.
The ways that parents respond to their children's initiations and guide their learning are associated with subsequent language development. Responsive parenting interventions have shown positive impacts on parent behaviors and child outcome...
Julia S Feldman,Yudong Zhang,Elizabeth B Miller et al. Julia S Feldman et al.
Parenting in very early childhood (0-2 years) provides important context for children's socioemotional development. The present study aims to address limitations of extant parenting literature, namely the reliance on white, middle-class sam...
Sarah M Braaten,Robert L Nix,Sukhdeep Gill et al. Sarah M Braaten et al.
Previous research has documented the importance of early childhood home visiting programs in promoting healthy parent and child functioning among families living in poverty. However, it remains unclear which aspects of home visiting are mos...
Anna D Johnson,Anna M Wright,Anna Martin et al. Anna D Johnson et al.
Mixed evidence over whether public preschool - Head Start and school-based public pre-k - confers an academic advantage beyond kindergarten has given rise to several explanations of variation in findings across studies. The "sustaining envi...