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Showing 1 to 20 of 57 for “"Children’s development"”.
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Breaking down barriers: advancing interdisciplinary speech applications in early children’s development
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2024-09-16 without embargo terms
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Is there a Relationship between Parents' Screen Usage and Young Children’s Development?
… has been growing concern over the links between children's screen time use and cognitive development (Halton, 2020). However, researchers have generally overlooked the possible impact of parental screen time, which might decrease the opportunities of learning and social interactions for young …
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Children’s development of Quantity, Relevance and Manner implicature understanding and the role of the speaker’s epistemic state
In learning language, children have to acquire not only words and constructions, but also the ability to make inferences about a speaker’s intended meaning. For instance, if in answer to the question, ‘what did you put in the bag?’, the speaker says, ‘I put in a book’, then the hearer infers that …
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ADULTS’ KNOWLEDGE OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND CHILD GUIDANCE
… parenting skills and parenting knowledge about children’s development have profound effects on children’s development. Studies to date show that most adults lack knowledge of child development and developmentally-appropriate child guidance. These studies, however have focused on white, …
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Challenged in a web of power: A study of a small cohort of early childhood care and education practitioners through the lens of outdoor learning and risky play.
… benefits of outdoor learning and risky play for children’s development, yet within an Irish context there appears to be a gap in the provision of this type of play in the early childhood sector. This study is about early childhood care and education practitioners and how they can reconcile the …
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Early years teachers’ perspectives of integrated working and professional development: a qualitative exploration in a local authority in London
An important strand of early years policy development has been an increased focus on integrated service provision. This has been part of government policy initiatives during the past two decades that have sought to promote children’s development and enhance their life chances (Barnes et al. 2018). …
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Enhancing early mathematical professional learning with fully online learning communities (FOLC) and collaborative action research
Early math skills are fundamental to children’s development and significantly impact later academic success. The purpose of the study was to examine how collaborative action research (CAR) in fully online learning community (FOLC) environments affects RECEs’ early mathematical knowledge and …
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Adaptive Play: A Place of Healing & Learning
… inclusion programs at the beginning stages of children’s development. Unfortunately architecture has not fully embraced this issue in order to provide spaces that are mindful of this diversely unique population of children. This thesis will explore architecture as a means to provide a space for …
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Racial Socialization: Its Influence On Outcomes Among Black American Children Exposed To Physical Discipline
… use of spanking as a form of discipline for children is a controversial issue. Even so, it is a practice that the majority of American parents have used to correct behavioral concerns within their children (Straus, 2010). Further, Black parents have been noted to use spanking more frequently …
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Impact of Immigration Parent-Child Separation Policies on Children’s Attachment Experiences
… families and how these separations affect their children’s development, attachment style, and overall well-being. The review explored the short- and long-term consequences for immigrant children and their families, including children who are U.S.-born and remain in the country without their …
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Impacts of Housing Insecurity on Health Care Utilization and Parental Awareness of the Early Intervention Program
<p>Among children under three experiencing housing insecurity associated with poor developmental outcomes and decreased medical visit adherence, parental lack of awareness of the Early Intervention program (EI) may foreshadow racial and economic disparities in EI utilization rates. Informed by a …
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On growth and development: Housing environment impacts on children's development and its relevance in interior design solutions
… role of housing quality and housing location in children’s development are of great importance, as these issues may affect their outcomes later in life. Housing and neighborhood conditions include but are not limited to housing costs, residential layout, and neighborhood surroundings. These …
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The Socialization of Emotion through Negative Emotional Reminiscing with Children
… use of negative emotional reminiscing with young children and the socioemotional benefits for children’s development. Emotional reminiscing is a functional mechanism parents may use to socialize their children to appropriate emotional responses and expressions (Kulkofsky, 2010). Although parents …
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Latina/o Immigrant Parents Becoming Better Advocates for their Middle School Aged Adolescents
… and strategies to better advocate for their children in the American school system. The 9-session program is specifically targeted for Latina/o parents of children in the middle school years that are going through the challenging transition to adolescence.</p> <p>Through Solorzano’s (2001) …
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Predictors of cognitive and socioemotional development in early and middle childhood: Evidence from Chile and Hungary
This thesis presents four studies analysing children’s development of their cognitive and socioemotional skills. The first three studies focus on a nationally representative sample participating in ELPI (Encuesta Longitudinal de Primera Infancia; Early Childhood Longitudinal Survey) from Chile, an …
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Caribbean immigrant parents' cultural perspectives on preparing their children for kindergarten
… transition into kindergarten are paramount to children’s development. Parent involvement also plays a crucial role in the experience. Parents being the first teachers for their children, develop and acquire expectations essential to developmental domains, and education. A transcendental …
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BRINGING THE WONDER OF NATURE BACK TO EARLY CHILDHOOD CLASSROOMS
… time spent in nature benefits all aspects of children’s development. However, children are spending little time outdoors. Additionally, there are few preschool programs that recognize the outdoors as an extension of the traditional classroom and even fewer college courses and training programs …
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Does Resilience Moderate the Relation Between Caregiver Behaviors and Post-Traumatic Symptoms in Young Adults?
… event (PTE) is not an uncommon experience for children and adolescents. After exposure to adverse events, youth may experience significant maladjustment and posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS). As such, researchers continue investigating potential risk and protective factors contributing to …
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The Relationship Between Adverse Childhood Experiences, Protective and Compensatory Experiences, and Parenting Attitudes Among Fathers
… particularly during the formative years of their children’s development. This study included 286 fathers who had children under the age of 5 years old. The participants completed measures of ACEs, PACEs, and parenting attitudes to assess for any relationships between these variables. A Pearson …
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An analysis of the COMET project and an assessment of the COMET intervention approach An analysis of the COMET project and an assessment of the COMET intervention approach
… and language deficiencies among primary school children from socially disadvantaged background. As children’s language and communication skills can exert a significant influence on their learning as well as their social and emotional development, addressing this issue is of crucial importance. …
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