1991New Directions for Child and Adolescent DevelopmentRequires access

Characterizing early childhood education programs

Deborah Stipek

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A study of sixty-two preschool and kindergarten programs reveals strong associations between the nature of instruction and the social context.

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A study of sixty-two preschool and kindergarten programs reveals strong associations between the nature of instruction and the social context.

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A study of sixty-two preschool and kindergarten programs reveals strong associations between the nature of instruction and the social context.

Key concepts: Psychology, Developmental psychology, Early childhood education, Child development, Mathematics education

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