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Addressing over-representation of African American students in special education: The prereferral intervention process. An administrator's guide
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Addressing the needs of Latino children: A national survey of state administrators of early childhood programs
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The Africentric Home Environment Inventory: An observational measure of the racial socialization features of the home environment for African American preschool children
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Anti-bias curriculum: Tools for empowering young children
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Asking the right questions in the right way: Strategies for ethnographic interviewing
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Assessing and fostering the development of a first and a second language in early childhood: Training manual
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Bridging cultures between home and school: A guide for teachers
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Bridging cultures in early care and education: A training module
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Building bridges with multicultural picture books: For children 3-5
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Building cultural bridges
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Building support for better schools: Seven steps to engaging hard-to-reach communities
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Celebrating diversity: Approaching families through their food (2nd ed.)
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Challenging myths of the deficit perspective: Honoring children's literacy resources
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Change from the inside out: A story of transformation in a Navajo community School
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Child care and culture: Lessons from Africa
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Child find, screening, and tracking: Servicing culturally and linguistically diverse children and families
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Classroom diversity: Connecting curriculum to students' lives
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Closing the gap: Culture and the promotion of inclusion in child care
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Con respeto: Bridging the distances between culturally diverse families and schools: An ethnographic portrait
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Concepts of adaptive and maladaptive child behavior: A comparison of U.S. and Japanese mothers of preschool-age children
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Conversations for three: Communicating through interpreters
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Creating cultures of schooling: Historical and conceptual background of the KEEP/Rough Rock collaboration
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Cross-cultural considerations in early childhood special education
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Cross-cultural perspectives on approaches to parent-infant interaction intervention
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Cultural and linguistic diversity and IDEA: An evaluation resource guide
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Cultural contexts for early intervention: Working with families
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Culturally responsive family-focused training
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Culture in special education: Building reciprocal family-professional relationships
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Culture, family, and providers
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Developing cross-cultural competence: A guide for working with children and their families (3rd ed.)
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Developing the young bilingual learner
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Dialogue across cultures: Teachers' perceptions about communications with diverse families
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Dimensions of diversity
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Discovering meanings of continuity: Implications for the infant/family field
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Diversity
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Diversity training module: Fostering awareness, implementation, commitment, and advocacy
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Diversity: School, family, and community connections
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Do parent practices to encourage academic competence influence the social adjustment of young European American and Chinese American children?
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Early intervention practices around the world
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Expanding multicultural education to include family diversity
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Family and community involvement: Reaching out to diverse populations
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Foundations of early childhood education: Teaching children in a diverse society (with Resources for observation and reflection) (3rd ed.)
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From puddles to pride
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Future teachers forge family connections
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A guide for professionals serving hearing children with deaf parents
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Hispanic preschool children: What about assessment and intervention?
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Increasing opportunities for partnership with culturally and linguistically diverse families
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An individualized perspective of family support services: A review of the literature
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Infant/toddler caregiving: A guide to creating partnerships with parents
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Infant/toddler caregiving: A guide to culturally sensitive care
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Learning achievement, social adjustment, and family conflict among Bedouin-Arab children from polygamous and monogamous families
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Learning from the stories of culturally and linguistically diverse families and communities: A sociohistorical lens
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Listening to families
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Love to read: Essays in developing and enhancing early literacy skills of African-American children
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Making room in the circle: Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender families in early childhood settings
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Moving towards cross-cultural competence in lifelong personnel development: A review of the literature
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No more lies, no more shame curriculum
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Observing preschoolers: Assessing first and second language development
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One of the family
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One survivor remembers
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The only responsible choice.
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Our children, our hopes: Empowering African-American families of children with disabilities
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Parent training in Head Start: A comparison of program response among African American, Asian American, Caucasian, and Hispanic mothers
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Parent-friendly early learning: Tips and strategies for working well with families
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A place to begin: Working with parents on issues of diversity
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Portraits of the children: Culturally competent assessment
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Preschool in three cultures: Japan, China and the United States
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Preschool second language acquisition: What we know and how we can effectively communicate with young second language learners
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Promoting cultural competence in children's mental health services
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Reaching out to diverse populations: What can schools do to foster family-school connections?
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Reading their worlds: working with diverse families to enhance children's early literacy development
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Roots and wings: Affirming culture in early childhood programs (Rev. ed.)
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Sensitivity to cultural and linguistic diversity in early intervention family information gathering
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Serving families of diverse cultures
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The social adjustment of three young, high-achieving Korean-English bilingual students in kindergarten
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The spirit catches you and you fall down: A Hmong child, her American doctors, and the collision of two cultures
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Start seeing diversity: The basic guide to an anti-bias classroom
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Starting points, Program 1: I don't know where to start
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Starting points, Program 2: Getting your message across
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Starting points, Program 3: Bringing language alive!
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Starting small: Teaching tolerance in preschool and
the early grades
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Strategies for preparing educators to enhance the involvement of diverse families in their children's education
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Teaching young children in multicultural classrooms: Issues, concepts, and strategies (2nd ed.)
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A team approach: Supporting families of children with disabilities in inclusive programs
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That's a family!
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Toronto First Duty: Integrating kindergarten, childcare, and parenting support to help diverse families connect to schools
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Transition is more than a change in services: The need for a multicultural perspective
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Turning the tides of exclusion: A guide for educators and advocates for immigrant students
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Visual impairment in young children: A review of the literature with implications for working with families of diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds
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We are family: A musical message for all
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Welcoming all children: Creating inclusive child care (Rev. ed.)
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What early childhood educators need to know: Developing effective programs for linguistically and culturally diverse children and families
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Working together in early intervention: Cultural considerations in helping relationships and service utilization
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Working with interpreters to plan early childhood services with Limited-English-Proficient families
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A world of babies: Imagined childcare guides for seven societies
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