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Article: Starting school: effective transitions.
- Article from:
- Early Childhood Research & Practice
- Article date:
- September 22, 2001
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Abstract
This paper focuses on effective transition-to-school programs. Using a framework of 10 guidelines developed through the Starting School Research Project, it provides examples of effective strategies and transition programs. In this context, the nature of some current transition programs is questioned, and the curriculum of transition is problematized. In particular, issues are raised around who has input into such programs and who decides on appropriate curriculum.
Introduction
The Significance of Starting School
Starting school is an important time for young children, their families, and educators. It has been described as ...