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Bachelor degrees are best: Higher qualifications for pre-kindergarten teachers lead to better learning environments for children
Whitebook, Marcy, 2003
Washington, DC: Trust for Early Education.

A study highlighting prekindergarten teachers with bachelor’s degrees and their direct link to quality in child care and early education

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Early intervention with children at risk of emotional/behavioral disorders: A critical examination of methodology and practices
Hester, Peggy P., November 2003
Education and Treatment of Children, 26(4), 362-381

A review of research of early intervention programs and practices aimed at young children at risk of emotional and behavioral disorders, examining conduct of intervention (participants' ages, types of measures, effectiveness) as well as a discussion of suggestions for future research

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Expanded learning opportunities programs: A review of research and evaluations on participant outcomes in school readiness and after-school programs
Brown, Elizabeth Glyn, 2003
Greensboro, NC: SERVE.

A review of the research and literature associated with two types, school readiness initiatives and after-school programs, of Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELO) programs, which provide care and learning opportunities for children before kindergarten or outside the school day

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