In a fascinating
study of kindergarteners, Melissa Kamins and Carol Dweck have shown that a common tactic of authoritarian caregiving — shaming a child for poor performance — can make kids perform more poorly on problem - solving tasks (Kamins and Dweck 1999).
In a fascinating
study of kindergarteners, Melissa Kamins and Carol Dweck have shown that a common tactic of authoritarian caregiving — shaming a child for poor performance — can make kids perform more poorly on problem - solving tasks (Kamins and Dweck 1999).
Not exact matches
The researchers used data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal
Study and examined cohorts
of kindergarteners from across the U.S. in 1998 and 2010.
In that
study, Demorest and Pfordresher compared the singing accuracy
of three groups:
kindergarteners, sixth graders and college - aged adults.
In the
study, researchers examined brain scans
of 38
kindergarteners as they were learning to read formally at school and tracked their white matter development until third grade.
The researchers used the Early Childhood Longitudinal
Study, Kindergarten Class 1998 - 99 (ECLS - K), which followed a nationally representative sample
of kindergarteners from the 1998 - 1999 school year through 2006 - 2007, at which time the majority
of participants were enrolled in 8th grade.
Using two nationally - representative datasets, this
study compares early life experiences
of kindergarteners in 1998 and 2010.
The
study points out that 87,000 elementary school children, from
kindergarteners to fifth - graders, missed more than 10 percent
of the 2012 - 13 school year.
A 2007 Ohio State University
study measured the body mass index
of several thousand
kindergarteners and first - graders at different points over a two - year period.
Another
study the article referenced stated that 10 %
of kindergarteners who enter the school system have challenging behavior.
The authors reviewed 48
studies with 82 independent samples from 1980 to 2014 examining the relationship between teacher qualification and the quality
of ECEC environment, which included children from pre-kindergarten and
kindergarteners prior to primary school.