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Woodcock-Johnson III A second revision of the original set of tests intended to measure cognitive abilities, oral language, and academic achievement in individuals 2 to 90 years or older |
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Do state pre-k programs improve children's literacy and math learning? A description of a comparison of the pre-kindergarten programs in Michigan, New Jersey, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and West Virginia, including an examination of the math, reading, and vocabulary scores of participating children, and an exploration of the relationship between program quality and outcomes |
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Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (3rd ed.) The third edition of a listening comprehension measure for spoken words in standard English, as well as a screening test of verbal ability for individuals aged 2 years, 5 months through 90 years or older |
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Preschool Comprehensive Test of Phonological and Print Processing |
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Do state pre-k programs improve children's pre-literacy and math learning? A summary of a study of the impact of state prekindergarten programs in Michigan, New Jersey, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and West Virginia on children's vocabulary, math, and print awareness skills by comparing children who had completed a year of prekindergarten with nonparticipants who had missed the enrollment age cut-off and were about to start prekindergarten |
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An effectiveness-based evaluation of five state pre-kindergarten programs using regression-discontinuity A study of the impact of state prekindergarten programs in Michigan, New Jersey, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and West Virginia on children's vocabulary, math, and print awareness skills by comparing children who had completed a year of prekindergarten with nonparticipants who had missed the enrollment age cut-off and were about to start prekindergarten |
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