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Center caregivers and family child care providers are different: Training profiles and preferences
Dunn, Loraine, April 2000
This paper was presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association in April 2000 in New Orleans, Louisiana

An exploration of the difference in the perceptions of and participation in professional development programs, based on a survey of 285 workers in child care centers and 74 family child care providers in a Midwestern state

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The ecological context of in-home nonrelative child care
Monroe, Lisa, 1999
Early Child Development and Care, 157(1), 7-26

An examination of in-home nonrelative child caregivers, their work environment, quality of services provided and their employers,

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Interest Center Observation Tool
Norris, Deborah J., 2001
Unpublished instrument, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater

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Limit-Setting Measure
Dunn, Loraine, 1990
In Structural, global, and specific features of day care quality and children's development. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

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Mixed age interactions in family child care
Dunn, Loraine, 1996
Early Education and Development, 7(4), 349-366

A study of mixed-age family care settings and the influence of interactions with older children on development of preschool age children

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Quality of the literacy environment in day care and children's development
Dunn, Loraine, 1994
Journal of Research in Childhood Education, 9(1), 24-34

An analysis of the relationship between the quality of literacy environment in child care centers and its influence on the cognitive and language development of children in thirty community-based child care classrooms in impoverished environments

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''Reaching for the stars'' center validation study: Executive summary
Norris, Deborah J., November, 2003
Norman, OK: Early Childhood Collaborative of Oklahoma.

A summary of an evaluation of the Reaching for the Stars program which rates the quality of licensed child care centers in Oklahoma

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''Reaching for the stars'': Center validation study final report
Norris, Deborah J., November 2003
Norman, OK: Early Childhood Collaborative of Oklahoma.

An examination of quality differences between child care centers in the various levels of the Reaching for the Stars Quality Rating System (QRS) in Oklahoma

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''Reaching for the stars'': Family child care home validation study [Executive summary]
Norris, Deborah J., July 2005
Norman, OK: Early Childhood Collaborative of Oklahoma.

A study of quality differences among family childcare homes of each Star rating within Oklahoma’s Reaching for the Stars initiative

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''Reaching for the stars'': Family child care home validation study: Final report
Norris, Deborah J., August 2004
Norman, OK: Early Childhood Collaborative of Oklahoma.

A study of Oklahoma’s Reaching for the Stars program, a child care quality improvement initiative, examining quality differences between family child care homes representing the various levels of the Reaching for the Stars program’s quality rating system

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Supporting literacy in early childhood programs: A challenge for the future
Dunn, Loraine, 2000
In K. A. Roskos & J. F. Christie (Eds.), Play and literacy in early childhood: Research from multiple perspectives (pp. 91-105). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates

A study of children’s literacy development in early childhood programs, focusing on literacy environments in center-based child care programs, interactions between teachers and children, and child care staff preparations

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