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Teachers' emotional support consistency predicts children's achievement gains and social skills

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Description:
A study of the relationship between consistency of teachers' emotional support and academic and social outcomes for young children, based on multiple observations conducted in 694 early care and education classrooms
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Reports & Papers
Country:
United States
State(s):
California; Georgia; Illinois; Kentucky; Massachusetts; New Jersey; New York; Ohio; Texas; Washington; Wisconsin

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