Early Childhood Education and Development
External reference: https://openalex.org/T10589
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Review outlines parental AI literacy in early childhood learning
Review of parental artificial intelligence literacy in early childhood education, examining how parental knowledge, skills, and attitudes mediate AI's impact on children's learning outcomes.
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Childlessness is linked to lower household utility in a model study
An overlapping generations model examines how rising childlessness affects household utility and whether childcare support policies can benefit all households despite tax distortions.
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Leadership and institutional capacity shape dropout prevention
Educational leadership shapes institutional responses to student dropout through coordinated governance, capacity building, and system-level practices rather than individual deficits.
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School inclusivity was linked to lower NEET rates
Analysis of English secondary schools reveals that lower suspension rates, higher student progress, onsite post-16 provision, and school type predict reduced NEET outcomes.
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School climate and belonging were linked to academic achievement
Turkish secondary school study examines how school climate, peer relationships, and psychological belonging influence academic achievement through mediation pathways.
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Early intervention was linked to better third-grade academic outcomes
Cohort study demonstrates that early intervention services for children under 3 with developmental delays improve academic outcomes in later childhood, with implications for service planning.
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Kindergarten SEL course improved social-emotional skills
Study evaluates a classroom-based social-emotional learning program for kindergarten children, showing significant improvements in assertiveness, self-control, cooperation, and reduced behavioral.
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Emotional competencies were supported in an underresourced preschool classroom
Pedagogical project recognizing emotional competencies of preschoolers in economically underresourced communities through multimodal engagement and family collaboration.
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Non-social input supported autistic children’s cumulative syntactic learning
Study reveals autistic children learn syntax better from non-social computer input than from human speakers, suggesting intact learning mechanisms modulated by contextual factors.
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Performance Over Pedagogy: The Psychosocial Price of Child Influencing
Study examines how child influencing causes identity fragmentation, academic disruption, and social isolation, calling for legal protections prioritizing development over commercial objectives.
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Happy Child Programme raised vaccination and lowered avoidable deaths
Study of Brazil's Happy Child Programme shows vaccination rates increased 4.9pp and preventable deaths fell 9.3pp among infants during early implementation.
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Community support helped families manage online learning challenges
Study of how socioeconomically disadvantaged families adapted to online learning during COVID-19 and the critical role community organizations played in providing support.
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Responsive parenting and supportive environments aid early social skills
Literature review examining how parenting practices and social environments influence early childhood social skill development in informal education across diverse family and cultural contexts.
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Teacher care linked to middle school social-emotional competence
Teacher care influences middle school students' social-emotional competence through teacher-student relationships, with differential effects based on migration status using CEPS data.
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Reducing Preschool Exclusionary Discipline Practices Through Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation: Findings from the Jump Start Program
Jump Start mental health consultation reduces preschool suspensions and expulsions in Miami-Dade County early care centers through improved discipline policies and social-emotional support.
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Psychosocial determinants of child cognitive development in sub-Saharan early childhood development centres: a systematic review protocol
Protocol for systematic review of psychosocial determinants of child cognitive development in sub-Saharan African Early Childhood Development centres, examining research from 2014-2024.
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Evaluating the Relationship between Private Childcare Services and Maternal Labour Force Participation in Türkiye Using VECM
VECM analysis reveals negative long-term but positive short-term effects of private childcare services on Turkish maternal labor force participation, with maternal participation driving childcare.
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Work/life services were used most for personal and financial support
Retrospective analysis of 5,604 work/life assistance cases among distance and hybrid learning students, examining service utilization patterns and demographic correlates across 29 U.S. institutions.
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Children's home transitions vary by setting, routine, and support
Analysis of children's transitions between parental homes after separation, examining changeover locations, routines, objects, and support networks through interviews with 40 separated parents.

