Sustaining Early Childhood Learning Gains
Program, School, and Family Influences
Herausgeber: Reynolds, Arthur J; Temple, Judy A
Sustaining Early Childhood Learning Gains
Program, School, and Family Influences
Herausgeber: Reynolds, Arthur J; Temple, Judy A
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Leading scholars synthesize knowledge on how gains from early childhood programs and practices are initiated, increased, and sustained.
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Leading scholars synthesize knowledge on how gains from early childhood programs and practices are initiated, increased, and sustained.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 382
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 208mm x 165mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9781108425926
- ISBN-10: 1108425925
- Artikelnr.: 53169071
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Produktsicherheitsverantwortliche/r
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 382
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Februar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 208mm x 165mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9781108425926
- ISBN-10: 1108425925
- Artikelnr.: 53169071
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Produktsicherheitsverantwortliche/r
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Foreword Karen Hanson; Introduction and overview; 1. Increasing and
sustaining gains in early learning Arthur J. Reynolds and Judy A. Temple;
Part I. Program Dosage and Quality: 2. Synthesis of preschool dosage: how
quantity, quality and content impact child outcomes Barbara A. Wasik and
Emily K. Snell; 3. Teacher influences and program effectiveness in early
childhood education Gregory Camilli; 4. Boosting school readiness with
preschool curricula Greg J. Duncan, Jade M. Jenkins and Tutrang Nguyen; 5.
What can we learn from state-of-the-art early childhood education programs?
Beth Meloy, Madelyn Gardner, Marjorie Wechsler and David Kirp; Part II.
Preschool-to-3rd Grade Continuity: 6. Patterns of experiences across head
start and kindergarten classrooms that promote children's development
Andrew J. Mashburn and Rita Yelverton; 7. Quality and continuity in young
children's educational experiences Deborah J. Stipek; 8. Child-parent
center preschool to 3rd grade: a school reform model to increase and
sustain gains Arthur J. Reynolds; 9. State policies that support children's
literacy through PreK-3rd grade education Laura Bornfreund and Abbie
Lieberman; Part III. School and Family Processes of Impacts Over Time: 10.
School-related and family processes leading to long-term intervention
effects Arthur J. Reynolds, Suh-Ruu Ou, Christina F. Mondi and Momoko
Hayakawa; 11. Lessons on sustaining gains from the life-course study of
Perry Preschool Lawrence J. Schweinhart; 12. Sustaining gains from early
childhood intervention: the Abecedarian program Frances A. Campbell, Yi Pan
and Margaret Burchinal; 13. Differential effects of high-quality early
care: lessons from the Infant Health and Development program Juan C.
Chaparro, Aaron J. Sojourner and Nathan Huey; Part IV. Synthesis and
Guiding Principles: 14. Enhancing children's outcomes since 'Eager to
Learn' Barbara A. Bowman; 15. Reframing policy and practice deliberations:
twelve hallmarks of strategies to attain and sustain early childhood gains
Craig T. Ramey and Sharon Landesman Ramey.
sustaining gains in early learning Arthur J. Reynolds and Judy A. Temple;
Part I. Program Dosage and Quality: 2. Synthesis of preschool dosage: how
quantity, quality and content impact child outcomes Barbara A. Wasik and
Emily K. Snell; 3. Teacher influences and program effectiveness in early
childhood education Gregory Camilli; 4. Boosting school readiness with
preschool curricula Greg J. Duncan, Jade M. Jenkins and Tutrang Nguyen; 5.
What can we learn from state-of-the-art early childhood education programs?
Beth Meloy, Madelyn Gardner, Marjorie Wechsler and David Kirp; Part II.
Preschool-to-3rd Grade Continuity: 6. Patterns of experiences across head
start and kindergarten classrooms that promote children's development
Andrew J. Mashburn and Rita Yelverton; 7. Quality and continuity in young
children's educational experiences Deborah J. Stipek; 8. Child-parent
center preschool to 3rd grade: a school reform model to increase and
sustain gains Arthur J. Reynolds; 9. State policies that support children's
literacy through PreK-3rd grade education Laura Bornfreund and Abbie
Lieberman; Part III. School and Family Processes of Impacts Over Time: 10.
School-related and family processes leading to long-term intervention
effects Arthur J. Reynolds, Suh-Ruu Ou, Christina F. Mondi and Momoko
Hayakawa; 11. Lessons on sustaining gains from the life-course study of
Perry Preschool Lawrence J. Schweinhart; 12. Sustaining gains from early
childhood intervention: the Abecedarian program Frances A. Campbell, Yi Pan
and Margaret Burchinal; 13. Differential effects of high-quality early
care: lessons from the Infant Health and Development program Juan C.
Chaparro, Aaron J. Sojourner and Nathan Huey; Part IV. Synthesis and
Guiding Principles: 14. Enhancing children's outcomes since 'Eager to
Learn' Barbara A. Bowman; 15. Reframing policy and practice deliberations:
twelve hallmarks of strategies to attain and sustain early childhood gains
Craig T. Ramey and Sharon Landesman Ramey.
Foreword Karen Hanson; Introduction and overview; 1. Increasing and
sustaining gains in early learning Arthur J. Reynolds and Judy A. Temple;
Part I. Program Dosage and Quality: 2. Synthesis of preschool dosage: how
quantity, quality and content impact child outcomes Barbara A. Wasik and
Emily K. Snell; 3. Teacher influences and program effectiveness in early
childhood education Gregory Camilli; 4. Boosting school readiness with
preschool curricula Greg J. Duncan, Jade M. Jenkins and Tutrang Nguyen; 5.
What can we learn from state-of-the-art early childhood education programs?
Beth Meloy, Madelyn Gardner, Marjorie Wechsler and David Kirp; Part II.
Preschool-to-3rd Grade Continuity: 6. Patterns of experiences across head
start and kindergarten classrooms that promote children's development
Andrew J. Mashburn and Rita Yelverton; 7. Quality and continuity in young
children's educational experiences Deborah J. Stipek; 8. Child-parent
center preschool to 3rd grade: a school reform model to increase and
sustain gains Arthur J. Reynolds; 9. State policies that support children's
literacy through PreK-3rd grade education Laura Bornfreund and Abbie
Lieberman; Part III. School and Family Processes of Impacts Over Time: 10.
School-related and family processes leading to long-term intervention
effects Arthur J. Reynolds, Suh-Ruu Ou, Christina F. Mondi and Momoko
Hayakawa; 11. Lessons on sustaining gains from the life-course study of
Perry Preschool Lawrence J. Schweinhart; 12. Sustaining gains from early
childhood intervention: the Abecedarian program Frances A. Campbell, Yi Pan
and Margaret Burchinal; 13. Differential effects of high-quality early
care: lessons from the Infant Health and Development program Juan C.
Chaparro, Aaron J. Sojourner and Nathan Huey; Part IV. Synthesis and
Guiding Principles: 14. Enhancing children's outcomes since 'Eager to
Learn' Barbara A. Bowman; 15. Reframing policy and practice deliberations:
twelve hallmarks of strategies to attain and sustain early childhood gains
Craig T. Ramey and Sharon Landesman Ramey.
sustaining gains in early learning Arthur J. Reynolds and Judy A. Temple;
Part I. Program Dosage and Quality: 2. Synthesis of preschool dosage: how
quantity, quality and content impact child outcomes Barbara A. Wasik and
Emily K. Snell; 3. Teacher influences and program effectiveness in early
childhood education Gregory Camilli; 4. Boosting school readiness with
preschool curricula Greg J. Duncan, Jade M. Jenkins and Tutrang Nguyen; 5.
What can we learn from state-of-the-art early childhood education programs?
Beth Meloy, Madelyn Gardner, Marjorie Wechsler and David Kirp; Part II.
Preschool-to-3rd Grade Continuity: 6. Patterns of experiences across head
start and kindergarten classrooms that promote children's development
Andrew J. Mashburn and Rita Yelverton; 7. Quality and continuity in young
children's educational experiences Deborah J. Stipek; 8. Child-parent
center preschool to 3rd grade: a school reform model to increase and
sustain gains Arthur J. Reynolds; 9. State policies that support children's
literacy through PreK-3rd grade education Laura Bornfreund and Abbie
Lieberman; Part III. School and Family Processes of Impacts Over Time: 10.
School-related and family processes leading to long-term intervention
effects Arthur J. Reynolds, Suh-Ruu Ou, Christina F. Mondi and Momoko
Hayakawa; 11. Lessons on sustaining gains from the life-course study of
Perry Preschool Lawrence J. Schweinhart; 12. Sustaining gains from early
childhood intervention: the Abecedarian program Frances A. Campbell, Yi Pan
and Margaret Burchinal; 13. Differential effects of high-quality early
care: lessons from the Infant Health and Development program Juan C.
Chaparro, Aaron J. Sojourner and Nathan Huey; Part IV. Synthesis and
Guiding Principles: 14. Enhancing children's outcomes since 'Eager to
Learn' Barbara A. Bowman; 15. Reframing policy and practice deliberations:
twelve hallmarks of strategies to attain and sustain early childhood gains
Craig T. Ramey and Sharon Landesman Ramey.