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In this issue:

  • Indigenous students: Entering Prep and learning to read
  • Addressing preschoolers with intellectual disability or hearing loss
  • Long-term academic effects of all-day kindergarten
  • The impact of music lessons at a young age
  • and more ...
AJEC Volume 33 No. 04, December 2008

Please select one of the following:

AJEC Volume 33 Issue 04
Editorial - December 2008
The impact of early numeracy engagement on 4-year-old Indigenous students (Free full-text available)
Bridging the gap: Improving literacy outcomes for Indigenous students (Free full-text available)
Can norms developed in one country be applicable to children of another country?
The social attention skills of preschool children with an intellectual disability and children with a hearing loss
Is all-day kindergarten better for children's academic performance? Evidence from the early childhood longitudinal study
Measuring what students entering school know and can do: PIPS Australia 2006-2007
Learning a music instrument in early childhood: What can we learn from professional musicians' childhood memories?


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