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# Relationship Between Curricula and Family, Program and Classroom Characteristics

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                    - Head Start
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                    - Head Start Family and Child Experiences Survey (FACES), 1997-2022  |  Learn more about this project
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                    - Society for Research in Child Development Biennial Meeting in Tampa, Florida, 2003

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This is the Relationship Between Curricula and Family, Program and Classroom Characteristics Presentation presented at the Society for Research in Child Development Biennial Conference on April 24, 2003.

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## Directly Related Research

                    - A Whole-Child Perspective on Head Start Reform: Findings on Children's Cognitive and Socio-Emotional Development from FACES 2000  April 24, 2003 
                    - Predictive Validity of Cognitive and Behavioral Measures in Head Start: Relationships Within and Across Cognitive and Social Developmental Domains  April 15, 2003 
                    - Relationship of Family and Parental Characteristics to Children's Cognitive and Social Development in Head Start  April 15, 2003 
                    - Relationship of Program and Classroom Characteristics to Children's Cognitive Gains and Social Development in Head Start  April 24, 2003 
                    - Understanding Quality in Head Start Classrooms: The Role of Teacher and Program-Level Factors  April 15, 2003 

## Other Research on this Project

                    - Is Head Start Providing High-Quality Educational Services? Unpacking Classroom Processes  April 15, 1999 
                    - Head Start FACES: Reaching Out to Families: Head Start Recruitment and Enrollment Practices  January 15, 2001 
                    - Unpacking Quality in Head Start Classrooms: Relationships Among Dimensions of Quality at Different Levels of Analysis  April 15, 2001 
                    - Head Start FACES (1997): Longitudinal Findings on Program Performance, Third Progress Report  January 15, 2001 
                    - Head Start FACES 2000: A Whole-Child Perspective on Program Performance, Fourth Progress Report  May 15, 2003 

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