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Strategies for improving parents' self- efficacy and involvement in children’s school readiness
Readiness for school is a developmental task that involves adaptation for both parent and child which is being undertaken unconsciously. The ability of a child to cope and be competent at the point of school entry is embedded in early developmental experiences he/she is exposed to at home, and in th...
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