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Extended Early Childhood Intervention and School Achievement: Age Thirteen Findings from the Chicago Longitudinal Study
Arthur J. Reynolds
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Judy A. Temple
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Chicago
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Kindergarten
100%
Early childhood Intervention
100%
Seventh Grade
100%
School Achievement
100%
Early childhood Schools
100%
Preschool
66%
Reading Achievement
66%
Low Dose Rate
66%
Grade Retention
66%
Parent-child Relationship
33%
Community-based Programs
33%
Special Education
33%
Low-income
33%
Inner City
33%
African American children
33%
Kindergarten Entry
33%
Program Participation
33%
Beneficial Effects
33%
Math Achievement
33%
Sample Selection Bias
33%
Compensatory Education
33%
Social Sciences
Longitudinal Analysis
100%
Early Childhood
100%
Kindergarten
100%
Low Income
25%
Special Education
25%
Community-Based
25%
Compensatory Education
25%
Sample selection
25%
Psychology
Kindergarten
100%
Longitudinal Analysis
100%
Community-Based Program
25%