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A longitudinal investigation of preschoolers' Head Start experience and subsequent school readiness

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A longitudinal study of differences in Texan Head Start programs, specifically examining the effects of one year attendance as compared with the effects of two year attendance on preschool children's school readiness
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United States
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Texas

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