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Dr. Elizabeth Hadley talks to us about responsive interactions with young children through the academic and social language in preschools. Liz is known for her work in the areas of oral language development and vocabulary in preschool classrooms, and she works to understand the connections between oral language in early childhood and later reading comprehension skills. Dr. Hadley is an Assistant Professor of Literacy Studies at the University of South Florida
This qualitative study examines the conversations of two preschool teachers with two- and three-year...
The early years of a child’s life are recognised as a critical time for language development. Strong...
This study investigated the effects of a shared book reading professional development program on pre...
Dr. Elizabeth Hadley talks to us about responsive interactions with young children through the acade...
This study examined the quality of preschool teachers’ interactive conversations with three- and fou...
One highly regarded context for language learning is book reading, as teachers engage children in di...
Preschool for children may be the first experience in a structured setting with a teacher. A prescho...
Margaret Robertson talks to us about teachers as learners and the power of language. She also shares...
Ph.D. University of Hawaii at Manoa 2013.Includes bibliographical references.Although challenging to...
This study explored the effect of cultural-linguistic diversity---use of African American English (A...
This research study explores the types of teacher talk that occur in early childhood classroom envir...
In today’s elementary classrooms, many students are working to acquire English as a second language....
In the majority of classrooms, the interaction among teachers and children can still be characterize...
© 2014 Dr. Derek Worley PattonTeacher-child interactions in early childhood education settings can h...
grantor: University of TorontoAn advantage of integrating children with language delay int...
This qualitative study examines the conversations of two preschool teachers with two- and three-year...
The early years of a child’s life are recognised as a critical time for language development. Strong...
This study investigated the effects of a shared book reading professional development program on pre...
Dr. Elizabeth Hadley talks to us about responsive interactions with young children through the acade...
This study examined the quality of preschool teachers’ interactive conversations with three- and fou...
One highly regarded context for language learning is book reading, as teachers engage children in di...
Preschool for children may be the first experience in a structured setting with a teacher. A prescho...
Margaret Robertson talks to us about teachers as learners and the power of language. She also shares...
Ph.D. University of Hawaii at Manoa 2013.Includes bibliographical references.Although challenging to...
This study explored the effect of cultural-linguistic diversity---use of African American English (A...
This research study explores the types of teacher talk that occur in early childhood classroom envir...
In today’s elementary classrooms, many students are working to acquire English as a second language....
In the majority of classrooms, the interaction among teachers and children can still be characterize...
© 2014 Dr. Derek Worley PattonTeacher-child interactions in early childhood education settings can h...
grantor: University of TorontoAn advantage of integrating children with language delay int...
This qualitative study examines the conversations of two preschool teachers with two- and three-year...
The early years of a child’s life are recognised as a critical time for language development. Strong...
This study investigated the effects of a shared book reading professional development program on pre...
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