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Indicates CD-ROM storybook programs may have a significant effect on emergent reading skills
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Leyva, Reese, Grolnick, and Price (2008) found few differences in elaborative reminiscing among
White ... levels with a researcher if their mothers were more elaborative, suggesting that ...

... Interactions between training and mothers' initial reminiscing style A common occurrence in
intervention ... the extent to which children changed was a function of these maternal differences ...
Perhaps mothers who were initially more elaborative were more successful in adopting the ...

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with preschoolers relates to a skill that is crucial to ... article presents a theoretical rationale for
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Abstract: Describes the specific aspects of a collaborative project designed to encourage teen
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... Maternal behaviors were topic control, turn control (control of mother and child taking turns ... After
10 successive readings of the storybook, another videotape of the children reading the now ... was
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Title ... Classroom. Authors: Reardon, S. Jeanne. ... Teacher. Abstract: Describes one teacher's
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... Title: Strategies to Help Children Remember What They Read. ... learning from reading suggests
that developmentally appropriate instructions to create mental images, to verbally elaborate,
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Abstract: The final report and a general summary of a research project that assessed the
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... A recent study finds that maternal responsiveness predicts the timing of children's achievement ...
explicit referencing of print is one way to significantly increase such attention ... all these
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... Title: The Effect of Knowledge of Discourse Structures on Reading Recall. Authors: Christopherson,
Steven L. ... The results indicated that immediate recall scored for idea units was insignificantly better
for the experimental group when compared with the untutored control group. ...

... naming objects to the children and are using questions to help them elaborate and clarify ... studies
of picture story book reading, Bruner (1983) found that an important maternal role was ... Presumably,
this reminder would increase the child's motivation to learn more about the story ...

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Abstract: Reading books aloud to students can motivate them to read themselves, but teachers
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... Maternal Elaborative Reminiscing Increases Low-Income Children ' s Narrative Skills
Relative to Dialogic Reading Maternal Elaborative Reminiscing Increases Low-Income
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Title: Sharing Stories: Parents' Involvement in Reading with Inner-City Nursery Children. ...

... Maternal elaborative reminiscing increases low-income children's narrative skills relative to dialogic
reading. Early Education and Development, 21, 318–342. ... Training mothers in elaborative
reminiscing enhances children's autobiographical memory and narrative. ...

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in the headings-absent condition for the low-knowledge passage, but ... Note: Paper presented
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... Programs were individually prescribed, and children were assigned to materials and to center
time depending on ... had done poorly on a 1968 administration of the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills
(ITBS ... Their progress was compared to that of control groups of similar ITBS performance. ...

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... Reese, E., Leyva, D., Sparks, A., and Grolnick, W.(2010a) Maternal elaborative reminiscing
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because literacy skills are essential to success in all school subjects--literature ... There is a strong
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... the spontaneous utterances of pre-kindergarteners (mean age = 5 years and 1 month) from
low-income families during ... Children who produced more frequent spontaneous utterances about
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Maternal Elaborative Reminiscing Increases Low-Income Children's Narrative Skills Relative
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... rand. org Reese, E., Leyva, D., Sparks, A., Grolnick, W.(2010). Maternal elaborative reminiscing
increases low- income children's narrative skills relative to dialogic reading. ... New York: D.
Applton-Century. Roskos, KA, Christie, JF, Widman, S., & Holding, A.(2010). ...

... non-verbal emotional exchanges. As the security of the parent-child relationship increases more ...
parental responsiveness was low. More recently, similar effects have been found for verbal ...
Maternal education was dummy coded with high school education or less as the ...

... Moreover, a more elaborate style characterized by long, richly embellished conversations is
related to ... However, research on Latino family reminiscing has shown that Latino mothers tend
to de ... According to maternal reports, 35% (N = 28) of all children had been evaluated for ...

... Dickinson, DK and Smith, MW 1994. Long-term effects of preschool teachers' book readings on
low-income children's vocabulary and story comprehension.. ... Elaborating on elaborations: Role
of maternal reminiscing style in cognitive and socioemotional development.. ...

... Also, public dollars are limited and were there to be a push to increase funding ... program has been
found to have positive effects on maternal life experiences (eg, increased time ... reminiscing, also
have been found to have a positive impact on children's memories and use of ...

... These studies have shown how maternal conversational discourse shapes children's use of
genres and that ... parents and teachers tend to engage in talk about the self, elaborate stories about ...
The present chapter will be concerned with children's appropriation of a prevalent and ...

... to follow up children's utterances, and to expand on children's utterances can increase children's
participation and ... High-elaborative parents give their children more unique information and provide
more descriptive information than do low-elaborative parents (Fivush, 1994). ...

... elaborate on their descriptions whereas other parents promote little if any elaboration by children ...
For instance, maternal scaffolding can aid young school-age children as they learn how ... time,
as children's language and social skills develop, their participation increases and by 3 ...

... particularly those from low-income backgrounds. The second part provides a brief review ...
development. Bretherton and Beeghly (1982) then analyzed the correlation between maternal ...
Both studies resulted in similar findings—significant increases in the number of emotion-word ...

... the mother and child as a potential contributor to both maternal reminiscing style ... Remembering,
recounting and reminiscing: The development of autobiographical memory in social context ...
Reese's work also showed that early experience with past talk with elaborative mothers is ...

... Low elaborative mothers, on the other hand, provide less structure and scaffolding during ... et al.,
2006, for a review). Over the years, the significance of maternal reminiscing styles has evolved
from ... child attachment relationships form the context within which elaborative maternal ...

... an I ntroduction and N otes, by P hilip B arnard and S tephen S hapiro ... sustained by the real-estate
holdings and financial inter- ests of Brown's maternal aunt, Elizabeth ... Woldwinite ideas, Brown's
fictional method is articulated in several key essays on narrative technique and the ...

... For example, a 30-month-old child from the low-income African-American community told three
versions ... In the preceding month his maternal grandparents had told him about the mother rabbit
who ... who appears repeatedly (in 2, 4, and 5). There is a gradual increase across the ...

... However, as memory and information-pro- cessing abilities increase, infants become beifer able
to ... Tessler (1986) discovered analogous style differences in maternal talk about ongoing events ...
well, regardless of whether the tester used a pragmatic or elaborative elicitation style. ...

... It was expected that maternal and child collaborative communication acts containing cognitive
state ... partner (Sabbagh & Callanan, 1998). By age 3, contrastive perspective appears in children's
talk and increases with age (Bartsch & Wellman, 1995; Sabbagh & Callanan, 1998). ...

... It was expected that maternal and child collaborative communication acts containing cognitive
state ... partner (Sabbagh & Callanan, 1998). By age 3, contrastive perspective appears in children's
talk and increases with age (Bartsch & Wellman, 1995; Sabbagh & Callanan, 1998). ...

... is available across both the maintained and private, voluntary and independent sector raises
additional questions ... depict specific activities that more advantaged families engage in with their
children, increasing the well known social gap that is related to income and parental ...

... American Occupational Therapy Association, the US Department of Education, and Maternal
and Child ... by an evocative and seductive prose which is directly related to one ... Becoming
self-conscious about narrative raises questions previously neglected in medical anthropology. ...

... DO IT YOURSELF SOCIAL RESEARCH vii ix Resource S: The literature Resource T: Statistics
Resource U ... a campaign around an issue like local climate change, lack of services for children
with autism ... is for research that is: • time efÀcient • effective for your goals • low cost, and ...

... mother while simultaneously rising above these values. Guadalupe is maternal and ... impacted
more structured storytelling performance, since many children and adults ... of biases and avoid
devaluing women‟s voices because they are perhaps expressed in ...

... the emotional bonding of people and groups to places and things ( Altman & Low, 1992), is ... young
as 20 and as old as 69, some of whom are parents with young or grown children. ... and busi- nesses,
individual donors, and rent paid by residents who work (45% of their income). ...

... S. Naipaul (1992), and of essays on Naipaul, Rushdie, and other contemporary writers ... Her
publications include Allegories of Telling: Self-Referential Narrative in Contemporary British ... Golden
Notebook, Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea, Rushdie's Mid- night's Children, Ishiguro's The ...

... “But they're Sheiks!” (Sheiks are considered a low-status zat ... buildings on Rasm Chowk,
sandwiched, both spatially and economically, between a ring of luxury high-rises housing the ...
time we left, only a handful of families had moved into the upper ten floors of middle-income flats ...

... ified: "We cannot return to the past, but we can go home again."6 This raises the issue ... Furthermore,
reminiscing calls upon the cerebral — it suggests an intellectual exercise. ... latter more likely
indicates a fleeting feeling, the experience of nostalgia af- fects one s emotional state ...

... In the case of South Korean melodrama, the US's significant political and cultural involve ... Within
this com- plex narrative, Cho notes that the scopic structure of the film also ... toward generic blurring
and complexity in the meeting it stages between the maternal melodrama and the ...

... She struggles for income there— does her best, Inspired by nature's beauty and rest. ii
Page 5. Introduction ... the use of jokes and puns, high and low humor, quick shifts in action,
and the use of gravity, ... stating, "it rises at intervals to high poetry."53 ...

... Robinson argues that in creating a critical forum appreciative of 'low' literature such as ...
Knoepflmacher raises questions concerning the status of textual evidence in constructing a literary
biography of a ... of folk culture as well as a landmark in the history of children's bookmaking'. ...

... I use the term GRO in this narrative because it is an official category for employment in the ...
subject(s) through personal, long-term relationships; research becomes all the more ... Points of
antagonism, overlap and intersection between the high and low, the classical and its 'Other ...

... She, a man (presumed to be her husband), and three children were curiosities given ... my own
fairly straightforwardly Freudian perspective (which identifies in a culture s dreams the ... matriarchal
power (Schwind 75ff.); as a general figure of irretrievable maternal wholeness (Swift ...

... Without the ovaries the risk for uterine cancer increases, thereby medically mandating the removal
of the uterus. ... These contain low-level echoes as well as focal ... Thus the loss of one's reproductive
organs does not describe the loss of the maternal function but the mourning of a ...

... century convention which insisted that "ladies" preface their work with elaborate self-deprecation ...
protection from the increasingly incapable Southey, and Bowles had no maternal feelings in ... when
she writes directly from her own childhood experience, reminiscing, for example ...

... these researchers call up images of the socially inept, the rejected, those with low self-worth ... that
the program and the viewer intersect and interpenetrate one another in elaborate and subtle ... who
act "like wimps.") Another, a much older woman, has a more maternal attitude and ...

... economy.'13 What you owned said something not only about your disposable income, but about ...
seems to anticipate some of the characteristic strategies of Household Words s writing on ... The
Brocade Petticoat rises out of the Mines of Peru, and the Diamond Necklace out of the ...

... He delineates what, in her, is a body rejoicing in a maternal experience beyond figuration. ... Thomas
Gora, Alice Jardine, and Leon S. Roudiez (New York: Columbia University Press, 1980 ... as
self-fetishized diva: the native adopts and adapts the colonist narrative of commodified ...

... in white raiment and appears to be preaching or giving a benediction as he rises. ... Children and
teenagers who have somehow eluded their parents or grandparents congregate noisily in the ...
In 1894 King's maternal grandfather, AD Williams, became the second pastor of the ...