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H Tran… - Developmental Psychology, 2006 - psycnet.apa.org
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EJ De Schipper… - Child …, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
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J Currie… - 2003 - nber.org
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programs ... with variation in per capita expenditures on Head Start and with child outcomes. ...
DM Early, KL Maxwell, M Burchinal… - Child …, 2007 - Wiley Online Library
... In the child-care literature, most research indicates that higher levels of teachers' education are
linked to higher global quality in center-based care (Burchinal et al., 2002 ... degree or any other
specific level of education will produce or ensure a high-quality classroom or ...
WS Barnett… - 2008 - greatlakescenter.org
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children attend higher quality programs.19 Higher program quality (defined in ...
LJ Curtis, MD Dooley… - Social Science & Medicine, 2004 - Elsevier
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many other studies, neighbourhood quality is statistically significant after controlling for ...
LJ Harrison - Family Matters, 2008 - aifs.gov.au
... of care to the eligibility of parents to receive subsidies to meet the cost of care, Australia has
achieved a very high level of QIAS compliance (National Childcare Accreditation Council ... with
state/territory regulatory requirements for staff qualifications and staff- to-child ratios that ...
SE Watamura, EM Kryzer… - Journal of Applied …, 2009 - Elsevier
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quality and cortisol, higher quality child care was associated with less of a rise in ...
L Harrison… - Family Matters, 2005 - aifs.gov.au
... ments specifying minimum standards of care quality (Press and Hayes 2000), and it is likely that
the quality of care ... Do care arrangements vary by state/territory ... The states and territories are
responsible for the regulation and some funding of child care (Press and Hayes 2000), so ...
DL Vandell, J Belsky, M Burchinal… - Child …, 2010 - Wiley Online Library
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Quality of early child care has emerged as a protective factor of familial social risk (measured
by maternal education, family income, household size, and maternal depression) in ...
N Datta Gupta… - Journal of Public Economics, 2010 - Elsevier
... If this signals lower quality of preschools in GAPS-municipalities (beyond what is controlled for
by ... data are suboptimal in our context, it is difficult to make hard conclusions though. ... Overall, there
is limited consensus in the literature about the effects of child care and maternal ...
EB Gerber, M Whitebook… - Early Childhood Research …, 2007 - Elsevier
... how the individual and contextual factors which influence sensitive caregiving in parent-child
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participating in a larger longitudinal study on center-based quality focused on the ...
FE Aboud - Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 2006 - Elsevier
... Most evaluations have found that cognitive and language development benefited from high quality
care when measured in terms of opportunities for child-initiated play ... as too ideal and judgmental,
or inappropriately assuming a universal concept of quality (Cannella & ...
ME Lamb… - Handbook of child psychology, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
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exert inconsistent ... the conceptualization of developmental processes have major implications
for child care practices and the seriousness of concerns about the quality of care. ...
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... relationships under certain conditions (ie, when mothers were insensitive in their mothering),
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children to have achievement problems in third grade (NICHD Early Child Care Research Network ...
dence that high-quality programs for preschool children “at risk” for school failure ...
... of children, Adult: Child Ratio, Staff qualifications, Hours of care. ... education authority nursery
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graduate) supported by a qualified staff member with 2-year childcare qualifications, Half ...
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... These dis- crepancies may be explained by the reliability of the child care scores. ... Next Steps
The recent findings pertaining to the effects of child care quality are consistent with the summary
conclusions of Lamb and Ahnert in the 2006 Handbook of Child Psychology ...
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effects of after-care seem to de- pend on the quality of that experience (Pierce et al ...
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KA Magnuson… - The future of children, 2005 - JSTOR
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GJ Duncan… - Educational Psychologist, 1999 - Taylor & Francis
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MI Roemer… - 1988 - whqlibdoc.who.int
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LC Smith,
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cognitive and language development, and on their school readiness. ...
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new technologies, new policies and new kinds of childcare and childcare professionals. ...
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