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Over the years, people from more than 180 countries have relied on our publications and resources to support their work on behalf of children and families. Our library includes more than 2,600 journal articles, policy briefs, assessment tools, learning modules, and multimedia to support multiple audiences at home and abroad.

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Research Brief #1: Issues in Conducting Research With Dual Language Learners: Summary From Listening Sessions
Published: June 2011 Type: Reports and Policy Briefs
Research Brief #2: Policy and Practice Issues Related to Serving Dual Language Learners: Summary From Listening Sessions
Published: June 2011 Type: Reports and Policy Briefs
Research Brief #3: Considerations for Future Research With Young Dual Language Learners
Published: June 2011 Type: Reports and Policy Briefs
The Potential for Blogging and Social Media Within the RPTAC Network
Published: June 2011 Type: Presentations and Webinars
What You Can Do to Grow Self-Esteem in Young Children: Strategies That Support EVERY Child
Published: May 2011 Type: Presentations and Webinars
Rhode Island's 2010 School-Age Child Care Quality Study
Published: May 2011 Type: Reports and Policy Briefs
Evaluation Summary of the Expanding Opportunities Interagency Inclusion Initiative: Increasing and Enhancing Access, Participation and Supports for All Children in High Quality Inclusive Programs and Services
Published: May 2011 Type: Reports and Policy Briefs
Defining Moments: New NAEYC Guidance on Including ALL Young Children
Published: May 2011 Type: Presentations and Webinars
TIP SHEET: Blog and Online Discussion Facilitation
Published: February 2011 Type: Other Resources
Implementation Science: Building the Bridge Between Science and Practice
Published: February 2011 Type: Presentations and Webinars
High Quality Early Education for Young Dual Language Learners: What Can Be Done?
Published: 2011 Type: Journal Articles
How Well Do Our Measures of Quality Predict Child Outcomes? A Meta-Analysis and Coordinated Analysis of Data From Large-Scale Studies of Early Childhood Settings
Published: 2011 Type: Books and Book Chapters
Implementation of a Course Focused on Language and Literacy Within Teacher-Child Interactions: Instructor and Student Perspectives Across Three Institutions of Higher Education
Published: 2011 Type: Journal Articles
Part C Updates: 12th in a Series of Updates on Selected Aspects of the Early Intervention Program for Infants and Toddlers With Disabilities, (Part C) of IDEA
Published: 2011 Type: Reports and Policy Briefs
Section 619 Profile (18th ed.)
Published: 2011 Type: Reports and Policy Briefs
Part C Lead Agencies: NECTAC Notes #26
Published: 2011 Type: Reports and Policy Briefs
Implementing an Early Childhood Professional Development Course Across 10 Sites and 15 Sections: Lessons Learned
Published: 2011 Type: Journal Articles
Inclusion for Young Children With Disabilities: A Quarter Century of Research Perspectives
Published: 2011 Type: Journal Articles
Infants Perceived as "Fussy" Are More Likely to Receive Complementary Foods Before 4 Months
Published: 2011 Type: Journal Articles
Links Between Parent-Teacher Relationships and Kindergarteners' Social Skills: Do Child Ethnicity and Family Income Matter?
Published: 2011 Type: Journal Articles

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