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I Wish the Kids Didn't Watch So Much TV: Out of School Time in Three Low Income Communities, Full Report
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I Wish the Kids Didn't Watch So Much TV: Out of School Time in Three Low Income Communities, Full Report (1997)
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Authors: Beth Miller, Ph.D., Susan O'Connor, Sylvia W. Sirignano, Pamela Joshi This report describes the findings of a study of children's out-of-school time. Randomly selected families in three communities were interviewed about their current out-of-school activities and aspirations for children who were enrolled in Head Start, kindergarten, or first grade. |
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