Since the late 1960s, parent education has been widely and eagerly pursued as an intervention strategy for improving the cognitive and social functioning of children considered at developmental risk due to the low-income status of their family, the young age of their parent, or a handicapping condition.
An edition of Parent Education as Early Childhood Intervention
(1988)
Parent Education as Early Childhood Intervention
Emerging Directions in Theory, Research and Practice (Advances in Applied Developmental Psychology)
1st Ed edition
by Douglas R. Powell
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Parent Education as Early Childhood Intervention: Emerging Directions in Theory, Research and Practice (Advances in Applied Developmental Psychology)
January 1, 1988, Ablex Publishing
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in English
- 1st Ed edition
0893915025 9780893915025
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