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Engaging fathers: Issues and considerations for early childhood educators
Ray, Aisha, 2002
YC: Young Children, 57(6), 32-42

A consideration of issues faced by fathers involved in the care, development, and education of their preschool-age children, and the implications of this involvement for early childhood educators

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Parent priorities in selecting early care and education programs: Implications for Minnesota's quality rating and improvement system
Ray, Aisha,
St. Paul, MN: Minnesota Early Learning Foundation.

An exploration of the influence of the cultural and language components of early childhood programs on parents? decisions to enroll their children, based on a survey of 140 parents of African-American, American Indian, Hmong, Karen, Latino, or Somali descent in Minnesota

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Parent priorities in selecting early learning programs: Implications for Minnesota’s quality rating & improvement system
Ray, Aisha, February, 2010
St. Paul, MN: Minnesota Early Learning Foundation.

An overview of an exploration of the influence of the cultural and language components of early childhood programs on parents’ decisions to enroll their children, based on a survey of 140 parents of African-American, American Indian, Hmong, Karen, Latino, or Somali descent in Minnesota

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Preparing early childhood teachers to successfully educate all children: The contribution of four-year undergraduate teacher preparation programs
Ray, Aisha, October, 2006
New York: Foundation for Child Development.

A study of whether early childhood teacher bachelor's degree requirements meet the developmental and educational needs of children with special needs, racial and ethnic minority children, children from low-income families, immigrant children, and second language learners

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Preparing early childhood teachers to successfully educate all children: The contribution of four-year undergraduate teacher preparation programs [Executive summary]
Ray, Aisha, October, 2006
New York: Foundation for Child Development.

A summary of a study of whether early childhood teacher bachelor's degree requirements meet the developmental and educational needs of children with special needs, racial and ethnic minority children, children from low-income families, immigrant children, and second language learners

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Preparing early childhood teachers to successfully educate all children: The contribution of state boards of higher education and national professional accreditation organizations
Ray, Aisha, October, 2006
New York: Foundation for Child Development.

A study of the diversity-related content and language in state boards' of higher education and professional accreditation organizations' early childhood teacher standards

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Preparing early childhood teachers to successfully educate all children: The contribution of state boards of higher education and national professional accreditation organizations [Executive summary]
Ray, Aisha, October, 2006
New York: Foundation for Child Development.

A summary of a study of the diversity-related content and language in state boards' of higher education and professional accreditation organizations' early childhood teacher standards

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Quality rating & improvement systems for a multi-ethnic society
Bruner, Charles,
Cross Lanes, WV: Build Initiative.

Arguments for the inclusion of cultural relevance and competency measures as an indicator in state quality rating and improvement systems (QRIS)

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Teacher-child relationships, social-emotional development, and school achievement
Ray, Aisha, 2006
In B. T. Bowman & E. Moore (Eds.), School readiness and social-emotional development: Perspectives on cultural diversity (pp. 7-22). Washington, DC: National Black Child Development Institute

An exploration of the relationship between the dynamics of teacher-child relationships and children’s socioemotional development and academic achievement, based on a review of research on 11 aspects of teacher-child relationships

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