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The knowledge gap: Implications for early education

Description:
An examination of the impact of economic disparities on early literacy development, with an emphasis on the role of conceptual knowledge, and recommendations for early childhood teaching methods that foster knowledge development
Resource Type:
Other
Author(s):
Neuman Susan B.
Publisher(s):
Guilford Press
Editor(s):
Dickinson David K.; Neuman Susan B.

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