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“rising kindergartners” and the
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Box 2.7 Feature Study: Composite Me
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to parents’ conducting specific l
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Box 2.8 Feature Study: Intervention
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Box 2.9 features a study showing th
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• Reduced preschool and kindergar
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• Explore and compare fathers’
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Chapter 3 Family Involvement in Mat
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Family Involvement in Children’s
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Box 3.1 Feature Study: Intervention
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conducted at home to specific measu
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In one correlational study, neither
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However, these two studies did find
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(Skwarchuk, 2009); 5-year-olds in C
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In contrast, one study using a comp
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Other Intervention Studies with Old
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In sum, the studies revealed that s
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Two types of interventions had stro
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measures with views from differing
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When they do, their children increa
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when children are in younger grades
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tioners and researchers working tog
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about supporting their child’s le
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help develop and test research-base
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Appendix A Studies of Family Involv
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Meta-Analyses (2 Articles) Form of
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Appendix B Examples from the Field:
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genres each year (for example, from
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Title of Activity (Alphabetically)
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association: Two variables are asso
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criteria, early departure from the
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General References NOTES: The refer
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Pianta, R. C., Kraft-Sayre, M., Rim
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References for Chapter 2 Family Inv
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*Galindo, C., and Sheldon, S. B. (2
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*Reese, E., Leyva, D., Sparks, A.,
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Whitehurst, G. J., Arnold, D. S., E
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Bjorklund, D. F., Hubertz, M. J., a
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Giallo, R., Treyvaud, K., Matthews,
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Landerholm, E., Rubenstein, D., and
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Sheridan, S. M., Knoche, L. L., Edw
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