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Shared book reading and promoting social and emotional competences in educational settings: a narrative review. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Schapira R, Grazzani I.
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The impact of workload and emotional demands on turnover intentions: the mediating and moderating effects of job burnout. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Hung WY, Chang IH, Hsiao YC.
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Teaching Preschoolers about Anthropology

, 2011
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Examining How Preschool Teachers' Positive Psychological Capital Impacts Digital Education Innovation: A Moderated Moderation Analysis of Effort Expectancy and Behavioral Intention. [PDF]

Behav Sci (Basel)
Sung MS, Lee YE.
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Teaching Preschoolers Combinatory Experimentation

Journal of Russian & East European Psychology, 1992
Many investigators stress the necessity of developing in preschoolers the activity of experimentation with new objects, since this is an important aspect in the self-reliance and active engagement of the child's thought [3,7,8]. Various authors have proposed their own methods for teaching children this activity [1,4,6], but I have been unable to find ...
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Teaching moves and preschoolers’ arithmetical accuracy

The Journal of Educational Research, 2020
Several teaching moves have been suggested to support young children’s simple addition and subtraction performance, including use of a number path, directly modeling addition and subtraction, using...
Holland W. Banse, Douglas H. Clements, Crystal Day-Hess, Julie Sarama, Marisa Simoni, Julia Ratchford   +5 more
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Teaching Car Passenger Safety to Preschool Children

Pediatrics, 1985
An educational curriculum entitled "Bucklebear" was designed to increase safety seat and seat belt use in young children enrolled in preschool programs (day care centers and nursery schools). Three basic concepts were emphasized: (1) "buckling up" is a good habit for everyone for every ride; (2) the back seat is the best seat; and (3) there are ...
A, Chang, A S, Dillman, E, Leonard, P, English   +3 more
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TEACHING THE PRESCHOOL CHILD TO REASON

Child Development, 1937
results is brought out in the numerous questions he asks, such as "How does green grass make white milk? Why doesn't my stomach have teeth? Will tomorrow be yesterday some time? Is bones the lattice work on my body'? Where was I before I was borned? Is there rubber in rmy spine so I can bend down and pick up my things?
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Teaching academic subjects in Swazi preschools

International Journal of Educational Development, 1997
Abstract An observation study of classroom practice in 25 Swazi preschools was undertaken to study teaching in the academic subjects from the perspective of the national preschool education goals. While these goals are more process oriented, the operational curriculum was found to be more product oriented.
Marianne Sprey, Barbara Dlamini, Jan Van Hee   +2 more
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Maternal Teaching Behaviors and Temperament in Preschool Children

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1994
This research investigated the relationship between young children's temperament and maternal teaching techniques in 20 mother-child dyads. Children's temperament was assessed by mothers' reports on the Behavioral Style Questionnaire. Teaching behaviors, as assessed with the Maternal Teaching Observation Technique, were inquiry, directive, negative ...
A K, Bomba, C B, Goble, J D, Moran
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