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Promoing expressive language skills for preschool children with developmental concerns: (Record no. 9267)

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International Standard Serial Number 0013-3984
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Transcribing agency OCT
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Personal name Knoche, Lisa L.
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Uniform title The Elementary School Journal /
Medium June 2023
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Title Promoing expressive language skills for preschool children with developmental concerns:
Remainder of title effects of a parent-educator partnership intervention /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Lisa L. Knoche, Courtney E. Boise, Susan M. Sheridan, & Katherine C. Cheng
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Chicago, IL :
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. The University of Chicago Press,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2023
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Extent Vol 123(4) : pages 513-537
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Formatted contents note ABSTRACT : The current study reports the results of a randomized controlled trial examining the impact of the Getting Ready parent-engagement intervention on expressive language skills of children (N=267) with developmental concerns upon entry into preschool. Latent growth for expressive language and moderating roles of parental stress and parental involvement in learning at home were analyzed using a structural equation modeling framework. Probing of interaction effects indicates that when families report below-average levels of stress or involvement in learning at home, children in the intervention group demonstrate accelerated growth in expressive language skills compared with peers in the comparison condition. Getting ready is most salient when families report low to moderate levels of stress and can serve as a buffer for families who report low to moderate levels of involvement in learning at preschool entry. Results have implications for connections between families and educators across the preschool period.
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Uncontrolled term Children's Language Development
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Personal name Boise, Courtney
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Personal name Sheridan, Susan M.
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Personal name Cheng, Katherine C.
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