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Howes (applied developmental psychology, U. of California, Los Angeles) et al. compile eight essays drawn from presentations and discussions that took place during the annual National Center for Research on Early Childhood Education Leadership Symposium that show early childhood education administrators and policy makers professional development practices to improve teaching and child outcomes. Researchers with backgrounds in psychology, pediatrics, human development and related disciplines from the US report on research programs that address teachers' professional development, describing the elements and outcomes of interventions like coaching, designing curricula for math and science, and literacy intervention. They follow with teacher attributes that facilitate or moderate responses to and success in making changes toward more effective practices, with discussion of models of emotional self-regulation and information processing theory, the issue of scaling up interventions, and implications for policy. Annotation c2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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Margaret Burchinal, Ph.D., Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, FPG ChildDevelopment Institute, CB 8185, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599. Dr. Burchinal is a senior scientist at the FPG Child Development Institute. She has served as the primary statistician for many child care studies, including the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health & Human Development study of early child care and youth development; the Abecedarian Project; the National Center for Early Development and Learning 11-state prekindergarten evaluation; and the Cost, Quality, & Outcomes Study.

Jason T. Downer, Ph.D., is a senior research scientist at the University of Virginia's Center for Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning in Charlottesville. He is a clinical–community psychologist whose work focuses on the identification and understanding of contextual and relational contributors to young at-risk children's early achievement and social competence. Specifically, Dr. Downer is interested in the role of fathers in children's early learning, as well as the development of observational methods to capture valid, reliable estimates of teacher–child interactions in prekindergarten through elementary classrooms. Dr. Downer also has a keen interest in translating research-to-practice through school-based, classroom-focused interventions.

Bridget K. Hamre, Ph.D., is Research Associate Professor in the Curry School ofEducation and Associate Director of University of Virginiaa€?s Center for Advanced Study ofTeaching and Learning (CASTL). Dr. Hamrea€?s areas of expertise include student–teacherrelationships and classroom processes that promote positive academic and social developmentfor young children, and she has authored numerous peer-reviewed manuscripts onthese topics. This work documents the ways in which early teacher–child relationships arepredictive of later academic and social development and the ways in which exposure tohigh-quality classroom social and instructional interactions may help close the achievementgap for students at risk of school failure.

Dr. Hamre leads efforts to use the CLASS? tool as an assessment, accountability,and professional development tool in early childhood and other educational settings. Mostrecently, she was engaged in the development and testing of interventions designed toimprove the quality of teachersa€? interactions with students, including MyTeachingPartnerand a 14-week course developed for early childhood teachers. Dr. Hamre received herbachelora€?s degree from the University of California, Berkeley, and her mastera€?s degree anddoctorate in clinical and school psychology from the University of Virginia.

Carollee Howes, Ph.D., is the director of the Center for Improving Child Care Quality, Department of Education, and a professor of the Applied Developmental Psychology doctorate program at the University of California, Los Angeles. Dr. Howes is an internationally recognized developmental psychologist focusing on children's social and emotional development. She has served as a principal investigator on a number of seminal studies in early child care and preschool education, including the National Child Care Staffing Study; the Family and Relative Care Study; the Cost, Quality, and Outcomes Study; and the National Study of Child Care in Low Income Families.

Dr. Howes has been active in public policy for children and families in California as well as across the United States. Her research focuses on children's experiences in child care, their concurrent and long-term outcomes from child care experiences, and child care quality and efforts to improve child care quality. Dr. Howes is the editor of Teaching 4- to 8-Year-Olds: Literacy, Math, Multiculturalism, and Classroom Community (Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co., 2003) and the coeditor of The Promise of Pre-K (Pau

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