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Peer Reviewed JournalCurrent Filters: Pub Year:2000 [remove]; Classification:Community, Cultural, & Social Influences [remove];
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Assisted housing and the educational attainment of children A study on the effects of housing assistance on the educational attainment of children, based on the longitudinal following of all participants in the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) |
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Culturally sensitive assessment of narrative skills in children A discussion of a three-step process for assessing young children's narrative skills while avoiding any cultural bias |
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Diversity and infant/toddler caregiving A discussion of the importance of cultural sensitivity and specific cultural knowledge when providing care for infants and toddlers, with suggestions for responding to cultural differences |
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Does the village still raise the child?: A collaborative study of changing childrearing and early education in Kenya A collaborative study investigating how cultural, social, and economic changes have influenced child rearing and early education of Kenyan children, particularly the degree to which they are raised communally. |
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Educating early childhood educators to empower children: Analysis of current instruction and proposed new curriculum design A study of early childhood teachers' perceptions of multicultural education as a vehicle for childrens' empowerment |
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Hmong Youth Pride: Outcomes evaluation summary Results of an assessment of the services of Hmong Youth Pride, a co-ed after school program located in three Minneapolis and St. Paul elementary schools, designed to help Hmong students in grades 4-8 improve their grades, stay in school, improve their self-esteem, learn about their heritage, and avoid negative behaviors such as drugs, alcohol and violence |
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Young children's perceptions of time out An exploration of children’s feelings about time out, based on interviews with 42 three- and four-year-old children in 11 child care centers who had recently been in time out |
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