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Three Stages in Children's Development of Language
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Children's Development of Syntactic Aspects of Reading Comprehension: Pronoun-Referent Structures
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The Role of Context in Work-Family Challenges and the Implications for Children's Development
… employee, and their unpaid role as a parent of children. Performing multiple roles can lead to intrapersonal conflict because it becomes more difficult to perform each role successfully, due to competing demands on time, or lack of energy. The experience of work-family conflict can drain both …
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The Role of Context in Work-Family Challenges and the Implications for Children's Development
… employee, and their unpaid role as a parent of children. Performing multiple roles can lead to intrapersonal conflict because it becomes more difficult to perform each role successfully, due to competing demands on time, or lack of energy. The experience of work-family conflict can drain both …
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Deaf Teachers' Practices: Supporting and Enabling Preschool Deaf Children's Development of a Participative Identity
… I found that these teachers engage deaf children in both shared and joint capacities in visually mediated ways that encourage the deaf child's self development. They treat deaf children as legitimate peripheral participants who are engaged in a learning curve that is typical rather than …
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Doing Time: Understanding the Dynamic Effects of Paternal Incarceration on Children's Development of Aggressive and Delinquent Behaviors
Nearly three million children in the United States are estimated to have a parent incarcerated in a federal or state prison; countless others have experienced a mother's or father's incarceration in a prison or local jail at some point throughout childhood or adolescence. Growing evidence …
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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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Parental reading beliefs, home literacy practices, and children's development: Examination of a parental reading beliefs model in China
… predictors of home literacy practices and children's literacy development. Based on these findings, a model of parental reading beliefs was developed and tested. This study examined whether components within this model based on prior research findings in the United States would generalize …
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Exploring the perceptions of NPOs about EU development Aid in facilitating services aimed at women empowerment and children's development in Mauritius
… of NPOs in the field of women empowerment and children's development in Mauritius. In addition to that, the study explores the outcomes and challenges that NPOs experienced regarding the funding. Using a qualitative and exploratory research approach, this study explores the nature and extent of …
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The Relationship of ASL Proficiency to the Written Literacy Skills of Children Who Are Deaf
The results of this study suggest that deaf children with ASL proficiency may need more time to develop measurable improvements in English proficiency but the long-term gain is evidence of richer language use in the writing samples of the 6th graders with High ASL proficiency. This finding suggests …
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Maternal Employment: Investigating the Links Among Family and Job Characteristics, Emotional States, Social Supports, and Child Rearing Practices
… through which maternal employment may influence children's development. To develop such a model, the present study investigated (1) the stress associated with the incompatibility between work and family roles as a possible mediator of this process, (2) employed mothers' satisfactions with social …
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Examining the Association Between Peer Rejection, Loneliness, and Depressive Symptoms in Children and Adolescents
… peer relations play a significant role in children's development, not all children are accepted by peers. Peer rejection can have a tremendous impact on children's lives and future adjustment. This study took a closer look at the experience of loneliness in children and adolescents. The …
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Ecological influences on the developmental status of parents of adolescents
… an ecological approach to the examination of developmental status of adults in middle adulthood, with a focus on parents of adolescents, investigating adults' developmental statuses with respect to their children's development. Hypotheses predicted ecological variables would related with …
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Modes of engagement in hands-on science learning: A microanalysis of elementary students' relationship to the object of study
Constructivism generally focuses on children's development of ideas, the nature of their conceptions, and their methods of reasoning. When closely examined the current theory of constructivism does not explicitly say anything regarding the modes of engagement through which children experience the …
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Influences of School, Classroom, and Teacher Characteristics on Children's School Readiness
… of factors contribute to the school readiness of children, including child and family characteristics, neighborhood residence, and early care and education experiences. Early skills are the foundation for later school and life success. The current study examines the influence of school …
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Mothers' Nonstandard Work Schedules and Young Children's School Readiness
… these types of work arrangements may shape young children's development. The overarching goal of this study was to examine whether mothers' nonstandard work schedules were associated with preschool-aged children's early reading and mathematics skills and externalizing behavior problems. The …
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O olhar dos professores da educação infantil com relação ao desenho
… importance they attribute to the design and the development of design and their respective phases. The main objective was to identify the perception that educators have about the children drawing 2-5 years of age, a certain private school in the city of João Pessoa. It was observed that all the …
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Social media- friend or foe?
… focusing on diverse literature and its impact on children's development. Moreover, this thesis evaluates proposed regulatory measures for governing social media platforms, assessing their practicality. Concluding remarks address limitations and suggest avenues for future research. By synthesising …
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African American Caregivers of Children Affected by Hiv/Aids
… take on the role of surrogate parents to these children who have lost one or both of their parents to HIV/AIDS. When family members, especially women, die from this disease leaving their offspring behind these children often experience various emotional and behavioral problems. A few of the …
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Moderators of Child Anxiety due to Food Allergy
… contextual factors that affect food allergic children's development of anxiety. It was hypothesized that parent stress, anxiety, family functioning, and child attitudes would moderate the relationship between food allergy severity and child anxiety. Recency of allergic reaction was also …
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