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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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Michah W Rothbart,Colleen Heflin,Taryn W Morrissey et al. Michah W Rothbart et al.
Early care and education (ECE) and nutrition assistance programs expand opportunity during early childhood. Although prior research examines participation in individual ECE programs, few investigate how families combine support across progr...
Elizabeth Pelletier,Scott W Allard,Julia Karon et al. Elizabeth Pelletier et al.
Given the importance of early care and education (ECE) programs for children's development and parents' labor force participation, it is critical to ensure communities - particularly those home to historically marginalized populations - hav...
Kylie L Garber,Margaret Burchinal,Sylvi Kuperman et al. Kylie L Garber et al.
The Abecedarian Study (ABC) has been integral to demonstrating the impacts of Early Care and Education (ECE). It is important to understand the practices and mechanisms through which ABC had impacts on later outcomes, but a lack of implemen...
Patricia Z Tan,Hilary Aralis,Roya Ijadi-Maghsoodi et al. Patricia Z Tan et al.
Enhancing access to high-quality early childhood education (ECE) represents one promising pathway toward reducing the disparities in school-related outcomes for children from under-resourced and minoritized communities. In this paper we des...
Molly K Griffin,Marissa Brown,Kathryn White et al. Molly K Griffin et al.
Math ability is critical to children's future school and career success, and prior studies show that flexible attention to magnitudes (FAM) predicts children's future math abilities over and above other early math skills. FAM broadly refers...
Britt Singletary,Laura M Justice,Hui Jiang et al. Britt Singletary et al.
Children growing up in households that undergo economic hardship experience relatively higher rates of language delay and disorder compared to those growing up in homes with more socioeconomic means. The Family Stress Model provides a conce...
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...