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Explicit print referencing: Do intensity and context matter?

Description:
A summary of a study of the relationship between intensity of intervention, specifically number of intervention sessions per week and the amount of practice provided per session, and print knowledge learning, based on data from 367 randomly selected children from 55 preschool classrooms over the course of 30 weeks, and a summary of a study of the relationship between language abilities and classroom quality, classroom literacy environment, and attention skills, based on data from 379 children and their 59 teachers throughout Virginia and Ohio
Resource Type:
Fact Sheets & Briefs
Country:
United States

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