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Phil Zuckerman,Jacques Berlinerblauhome environments and experiences that contribute to children’s early literacy development are discussed. In addition, reading relationships between parents and children, such as interactions and routines while sharing storybooks, are examined.

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Vyacheslav Karpov,Manfred Svensson understanding of immigrant children; demographics, cultural competence, and theoretical perspectives. The chapter proceeds to looking at some major challenges immigrant children face and concludes with suggestions to support these children in their adjustment in the classroom. Specifically, the rol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-0229-6 order to build a lasting relationship of trust and support which, in turn, may raise test scores and diminish discipline problems. School leaders must understand the work of early childhood teachers, concerns of parents, and resources in the community in order to help young children develop intelle

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Editorial: Why Should Sectors Matter?,onies. The author uses Bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems theory as the theoretical base and observations, and interviews gathered across a 4-year period as the data. The result is a comparison of the multi-layered social contexts of Senegal, Burkina Faos, and Haiti and the effects of those contexts on the lives of young children in each.