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early childhood research quarterly

ISSN 0885-2006· EN

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21 Articles
Accessibility 35
Engagement 31
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About This Journal

Short Name early child res q
Abbreviated Name early childhood research quarterly
ISSN 0885-2006
URL http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/620184/description#description

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Articles (21)

2019
Correlates of reading comprehension and word-problem solving skills of Spanish-speaking dual language learners
Goodrich, J.
Vol. 48 , pp. 256-266
372 views DOI
Effects of Web-Mediated Professional Development Resources on Teacher-Child Interactions in Pre-Kindergarten Classrooms.
Pianta, Robert C;Mashburn, Andrew J;Downer, Jason T;Hamre, Bridget K;Justice, Laura;
Vol. 23 , No. 4 , pp. 431-451
286 views Abstract
2019
Students with disabilities attending full-day versus part-day kindergarten: Short- and long-term effects on achievement
Gottfried, M.
Vol. 49 , pp. 175-187
277 views DOI
2020
Forty years of measuring quality with the Environment Rating Scales
Clifford, R.
Vol. 51 , pp. 164-166
273 views DOI
2019
Teachers’ relatedness with students as a predictor of students’ intrinsic motivation, self-concept, and reading achievement
Guay, F.
Vol. 48 , pp. 215-225
273 views DOI
2020
Measurement invariance of the English and Spanish BASC-3 behavioral and emotional screening system parent preschool forms
Edyburn, K.
Vol. 51 , pp. 307-316
268 views DOI
2020
Text messaging as an enhancement to home visiting: Building parents’ capacity to improve child language-learning environments
Bigelow, K.
Vol. 51 , pp. 416-429
255 views DOI
2020
Trends in preschool attendance in Australia following major policy reform: Updated evidence six years following a commitment to universal access
O'Connor, M.
Vol. 51 , pp. 93-99
235 views DOI
2020
Parent migration and rural preschool children's early academic and social skill trajectories in China: Are ‘left-behind’ children really left behind?
Hu, B.
Vol. 51 , pp. 317-328
232 views DOI
2020
Teacher fidelity to Conscious Discipline and children's executive function skills
Anderson, K.
Vol. 51 , pp. 14-25
226 views DOI
2025
Potential Moderators of the Association between Parental Psychological Distress and Perceived Child Externalizing Behaviors.
Anderson, Abigail J; Rodriguez, Christina M
Vol. 72 , pp. 229-237
80 views DOI Abstract
2021
Head Start children's science experiences in the home and community
Gerde, H.K.
Vol. 54 , pp. 179-193
97 views DOI
2021
Enhancing children's numerical skills through a play-based intervention at kindergarten and at home: a quasi-experimental study
de, Chambrier A.F.
Vol. 54 , pp. 164-178
150 views DOI
2020
Children's knowledge of single- and multiple-letter grapheme-phoneme correspondences: An exploratory study
Larsen, L.
Vol. 51 , pp. 379-391
186 views DOI
2020
Text messaging as an enhancement to home visiting: Building parents’ capacity to improve child language-learning environments
Bigelow, K.
Vol. 51 , pp. 416-429
255 views DOI
2020
Measuring and improving quality in early care and education
Pianta, R.
Vol. 51 , pp. 285-287
25 views DOI
2020
Influence of quality credentialing programs on teacher characteristics in center-based early care and education settings
Boyd-Swan, C.
Vol. 51 , pp. 352-365
107 views DOI
2020
Change in language and literacy knowledge for Spanish–English dual language learners at school-entry: Analyses from three studies
Hammer, C.
Vol. 51 , pp. 81-92
36 views DOI
2020
Measurement invariance of the English and Spanish BASC-3 behavioral and emotional screening system parent preschool forms
Edyburn, K.
Vol. 51 , pp. 307-316
268 views DOI
2020
Parent migration and rural preschool children's early academic and social skill trajectories in China: Are ‘left-behind’ children really left behind?
Hu, B.
Vol. 51 , pp. 317-328
232 views DOI
Journament Score
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Ranked #11,813 of 33,995
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39.4/100

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35.0/100

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