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1. Understanding Children’s Development During the Kindergarten Transition
A Conceptual Framework for Understanding and Supporting Children’s Development During the Kindergarten Transition
Children’s Developmental Needs During the Transition to Kindergarten: What Can Research on Social-Emotional, Motivational, Cognitive, and Self-Regulatory Development Tell Us?
Consistency in Children’s Classroom Experiences and Implications for Early Childhood Development
Continuity and Change in Low-Income Children’s Early Learning Experiences Across the School Transition: A Comparison of Head Start and Kindergarten Classrooms
Changes in School Readiness of America’s Entering Kindergarteners (1998–2010)
2. Understanding Kindergarten Transitions for Specific Groups of Children
Effective Transitions to Kindergarten for Children with Disabilities
Recognizing and Addressing the Effects of Early Adversity on Children’s Transitions to Kindergarten
The Transition into Kindergarten for English Language Learners
School Readiness and Kindergarten Transitions: Children with Vision Impairment and Blindness
Children’s Temperament and the Transition to Kindergarten: A Question of “Fit”
3. Supporting Children’s Development During the Kindergarten Transition
Transition Practices into Kindergarten and the Barriers Teachers Encounter
Transition Practices and Children’s Development During Kindergarten: The Role of Close Teacher-Child Relationships
The Kids in Transition to School Program
Stretch to Kindergarten: A Model of Shared Partnership for Student Success
Promoting Positive Transitions Through Coherent Instruction, Assessment, and Professional Development: The TRIAD Scale-Up Model
Alignment and Coherence as System-Level Strategies: Bridging Policy and Practice
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