This data set contains data on self-regulation and early writing as children transitioned from preschool to first grade. Two groups of children were followed longitudinally: Group 1 (n = 171) from preschool to kindergarten to grade 1, and Group 2 (n = 196) from preschool to preschool to kindergarten. Data for this study were collected in north central Florida and western Pennsylvania over a three-year period as part of a longitudinal study aimed at understanding children’s emergent writing skills. Structural equation modeling (SEM) was used to examine the longitudinal relations between early writing and self-regulation. Results indicated that writing was a significant predictor of longitudinal change in self-regulation from preschool to ki...
Learning to write is a central part of becoming literate. From an emergent literacy perspective, it ...
The goal of the current research was to study the cognitive processes that support the emergence of...
A study explored the development of self-efficacy and outcome expectancy beliefs for reading and wri...
Past research has established that self-regulation may play an important role in the early academic...
Early writing during pre-kindergarten is increasingly the subject of basic research and applied clas...
Every year, millions of preschool-age children make the transition into kindergarten. This transitio...
Research suggests that early writing is crucial in the development of young children’s literacy skil...
A study was designed to identify and codify behavioral trends in the composing process of early writ...
A large body of research has documented the role of self-regulation in academic skill development fo...
Item does not contain fulltextIn this longitudinal study, the writing skill development of154 Finnis...
The purpose of this quasi-experimental study was to examine the effect of the Arkansas Comprehensive...
This investigation described and compared the writing systems used by a group of twenty kindergarten...
In this study of third grade school children, we investigated the association between writing proces...
Early writing has been found to be related to letter-word knowledge in preschool and predictive of c...
The purpose ofthis study was to examine whether a teacher's modeling ofthe writing process for kinde...
Learning to write is a central part of becoming literate. From an emergent literacy perspective, it ...
The goal of the current research was to study the cognitive processes that support the emergence of...
A study explored the development of self-efficacy and outcome expectancy beliefs for reading and wri...
Past research has established that self-regulation may play an important role in the early academic...
Early writing during pre-kindergarten is increasingly the subject of basic research and applied clas...
Every year, millions of preschool-age children make the transition into kindergarten. This transitio...
Research suggests that early writing is crucial in the development of young children’s literacy skil...
A study was designed to identify and codify behavioral trends in the composing process of early writ...
A large body of research has documented the role of self-regulation in academic skill development fo...
Item does not contain fulltextIn this longitudinal study, the writing skill development of154 Finnis...
The purpose of this quasi-experimental study was to examine the effect of the Arkansas Comprehensive...
This investigation described and compared the writing systems used by a group of twenty kindergarten...
In this study of third grade school children, we investigated the association between writing proces...
Early writing has been found to be related to letter-word knowledge in preschool and predictive of c...
The purpose ofthis study was to examine whether a teacher's modeling ofthe writing process for kinde...
Learning to write is a central part of becoming literate. From an emergent literacy perspective, it ...
The goal of the current research was to study the cognitive processes that support the emergence of...
A study explored the development of self-efficacy and outcome expectancy beliefs for reading and wri...