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Training childcare providers to improve interactions with children: A comparison of in-service training versus direct modeling of desired behaviors

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A comparison of both provider-child interaction and child language development in select children in classrooms lead by child care providers who received language training either in-service or through direct modeling, based on data collected from 6 Omaha-area classrooms
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United States
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Nebraska

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