Investigation of dimensions of social-emotional classroom behavior and school readiness for low-income urban preschool children

Author(s): Fantuzzo, John W.; Bulotsky-Shearer, Rebecca; McDermott, Paul; McWayne, Christine M.; Frye, Douglas; Perlman, Staci M.;
Date Issued: March 2007
Publisher(s): National Association of School Psychologists
Description: An investigation of higher order dimensions of early educator's classroom strategies to promoting learning, social, emotional, and behavioral adjustments for low income preschool children

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