The efficacy of HeadsUp! Reading in Missouri on teachers' knowledge of emergent literacy: A satellite-based literacy development training course

Author(s): Henk, Jennifer; Morrison, Johnetta Wade; Thornburg, Kathy R.; Raya-Carlton, Pamela;
Date Issued: April 2007
Description: An examination of changes on teachers' knowledge of emergent literacy, teaching practices related to emergent literacy and overall classroom quality while enrolled in a satellite-based literacy development training course among a population of 525 year one and 342 year two early childhood professionals across 52 sites in Missouri
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