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Preschoolers' construction of knowledge about print: Adult-child literacy interactions in a Head Start classroom

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A comparison of the reading scores of two groups of Head Start children, one group using a finger point reading-based curriculum and another using a joint child-adult writing-based curriculum, based on data collected from children at a small, rural, midwestern Head Start site
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Reports & Papers
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United States

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