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The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk (MCPER) is dedicated to generating, disseminating, and supporting the implementation of empirically validated, evidence-based practices to significantly affect student outcomes and support educators, researchers, policymakers, families, and other stakeholders who striveto improve academic
TURN AND TALK: AN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TEACHER’S GUIDE Preferred Citation Stewart, A. A., & Swanson, E. (2019). Turn and talk: An evidence-based practice. Teacher’s guide.Austin, TX: The Meadows Center for Preventing EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES FOR COMPREHENSION INSTRUCTION Content approaches focus on the text’s content as the vehicle for instruction, using text-based dis-cussion framed by questions to help students build accurate mental models of the text. WORD RECOGNITION AND FLUENCY Word Recognition and Fluency Effective Upper-Elementary Interventions for Students With Reading Difficulties by Jeanne Wanzek, Anita Harbor,and Sharon Vaughn
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES FOR VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION To comprehend texts effectively, students need to continue developing their knowledge of vocab-ulary and language structures encountered across subject areas.5,6,7 Researchers have examined the reciprocal relationship between word and concept knowledge and reading comprehen- WHAT DYSLEXIA LOOKS LIKE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL AND WHAT YOU CAN Definition “Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurobiological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities.These : EFFECTIVE PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS INSTRUCTIO PROGRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This professional development guide, Foundations of Reading: Effective Phonological Awareness Instruction and Progress Monitoring, is a revision of the ©2000 Phonological Awareness: Principles for Instruction and Progress Monitoring. READING BIG WORDS: INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICES TO PROMOTE Toste et al. 3 words rather than focusing on rule-based instruction. This helps students acquire word representations through repeated exposures to words and word parts within the con-TEACHER LESSON PLAN
4 Promoting Adolescents’ Comprehension of Text (PACT), Texas A&M University INFORMATIONAL TEXT: EXPOSITORY (Weeks 10-12) Week 10-12 Informati onal: Expository Challenge Weeks with Teacher’s Choice of Text Day 1: Vocabulary Review, Warm-Up & Reading ENHANCING VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS 4 Facts about Vocabulary Development Good readers learn words by the thousands. •Students aged 5-6 know between 2,500-5,000 words. •Students learn an estimated 3,000 words per year during their HOME | THE MEADOWS CENTER FOR PREVENTING EDUCATIONAL RISKUPCOMING EVENTSMCPER MAILING LISTLANGUAGE FOR LEARNING INSTITUTEMIDDLE SCHOOLMATTERS INSTITUTE
The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk (MCPER) is dedicated to generating, disseminating, and supporting the implementation of empirically validated, evidence-based practices to significantly affect student outcomes and support educators, researchers, policymakers, families, and other stakeholders who striveto improve academic
TURN AND TALK: AN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TEACHER’S GUIDE Preferred Citation Stewart, A. A., & Swanson, E. (2019). Turn and talk: An evidence-based practice. Teacher’s guide.Austin, TX: The Meadows Center for Preventing EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES FOR COMPREHENSION INSTRUCTION Content approaches focus on the text’s content as the vehicle for instruction, using text-based dis-cussion framed by questions to help students build accurate mental models of the text. WORD RECOGNITION AND FLUENCY Word Recognition and Fluency Effective Upper-Elementary Interventions for Students With Reading Difficulties by Jeanne Wanzek, Anita Harbor,and Sharon Vaughn
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES FOR VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION To comprehend texts effectively, students need to continue developing their knowledge of vocab-ulary and language structures encountered across subject areas.5,6,7 Researchers have examined the reciprocal relationship between word and concept knowledge and reading comprehen- WHAT DYSLEXIA LOOKS LIKE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL AND WHAT YOU CAN Definition “Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurobiological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities.These : EFFECTIVE PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS INSTRUCTIO PROGRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This professional development guide, Foundations of Reading: Effective Phonological Awareness Instruction and Progress Monitoring, is a revision of the ©2000 Phonological Awareness: Principles for Instruction and Progress Monitoring. READING BIG WORDS: INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICES TO PROMOTE Toste et al. 3 words rather than focusing on rule-based instruction. This helps students acquire word representations through repeated exposures to words and word parts within the con-TEACHER LESSON PLAN
4 Promoting Adolescents’ Comprehension of Text (PACT), Texas A&M University INFORMATIONAL TEXT: EXPOSITORY (Weeks 10-12) Week 10-12 Informati onal: Expository Challenge Weeks with Teacher’s Choice of Text Day 1: Vocabulary Review, Warm-Up & Reading ENHANCING VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS 4 Facts about Vocabulary Development Good readers learn words by the thousands. •Students aged 5-6 know between 2,500-5,000 words. •Students learn an estimated 3,000 words per year during their : EFFECTIVE PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS INSTRUCTIO PROGRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This professional development guide, Foundations of Reading: Effective Phonological Awareness Instruction and Progress Monitoring, is a revision of the ©2000 Phonological Awareness: Principles for Instruction and Progress Monitoring. ALGEBRA I SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS WITH Overview. This project includes development, validation, and review. The project develops and tests the lessons in both a high school resource class and an algebra I inclusion classroom. 10 KEY MATHEMATICS PRACTICES FOR ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 4. Students are expected to use hands-on materials and visual representations to show concepts and procedures. Examples • When learning about the properties of quadrilaterals, students use plastic sticks to show the differences and similarities between a square, 10 KEY POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR READING INTERVENTION 2020 ffe University of Texas at ustinffe eadows enter for Preventing Educational isk icensed under reative ommons --D 4.0 International 3 Use informal diagnostic assessment to identify gaps in students’ reading skills. The purpose of intervention is to fill the gaps in students’ reading skills. RESEARCH IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS difficulties in forming appropriate relationships with teachers and peers (Machalicek et al., 2008; Ramdoss et al., 2011). Along the same lines, repetitive behaviors and interests are commonly described as possible factors contributing to WORD STUDY FOR STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES AND Acknowledgments We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following individuals and agencies for their contributions to the studies andthe manual.
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4 Promoting Adolescents’ Comprehension of Text (PACT), Texas A&M University INFORMATIONAL TEXT: EXPOSITORY (Weeks 10-12) Week 10-12 Informati onal: Expository Challenge Weeks with Teacher’s Choice of Text Day 1: Vocabulary Review, Warm-Up & Reading TIER 3 INSTRUCTION WITHIN A RESPONSE TO INTERVENTION FRAMEWORK Tier 3 Instruction Within a Response to Intervention Framework “The biggest advantage is kids as soon as they show signs oftrouble I know that
FRACTION INTERVENTIONS FOR STUDENTS STRUGGLING TO LEARN Shin and Bryant 375 Unfortunately, understanding the various concepts for fractions is challenging for all students, including students struggling to learn mathematics; hence, fractions is an area READING SS FLUENCY DEVELOP FLUENCY? HOW CAN WE ADAPT 2002 UT System/TEA Effective Fluency Instruction and Progress Monitoring 6 What Students Need to Learn How We Teach It ßHow to decode words (in isolation and in connected text) ßHow to automatically recognize words (accurately and quickly with little attention or effort) ßHow to increase speed (or rate) of reading while maintaining accuracy HOME | THE MEADOWS CENTER FOR PREVENTING EDUCATIONAL RISKUPCOMING EVENTSMCPER MAILING LISTLANGUAGE FOR LEARNING INSTITUTEMIDDLE SCHOOLMATTERS INSTITUTE
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FOUNDATIONS OF READING: EFFECTIVE PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS Description. Research has shown conclusively that children's phonological awareness (their ability to detect sounds in speech in order to learn sound-letter relations) is one of the best predictors of their success in learning to read. 10 KEY POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR READING INTERVENTION 2020 ffe University of Texas at ustinffe eadows enter for Preventing Educational isk icensed under reative ommons --D 4.0 International 3 Use informal diagnostic assessment to identify gaps in students’ reading skills. The purpose of intervention is to fill the gaps in students’ reading skills. TURN AND TALK: AN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TEACHER’S GUIDE Preferred Citation Stewart, A. A., & Swanson, E. (2019). Turn and talk: An evidence-based practice. Teacher’s guide.Austin, TX: The Meadows Center for Preventing WORD RECOGNITION AND FLUENCY Word Recognition and Fluency Effective Upper-Elementary Interventions for Students With Reading Difficulties by Jeanne Wanzek, Anita Harbor,and Sharon Vaughn
WHAT DYSLEXIA LOOKS LIKE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL AND WHAT YOU CAN Definition “Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurobiological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities.These TEXAS ADOLESCENT LITERACY ACADEMIES Overview. The Texas Adolescent Literacy Academies (TALA) prepare middle school teachers to design appropriate instruction for all students, including those who struggle with reading due to limited English proficiency, learning disabilities, dyslexia, and other risk factors for reading difficulties. RESEARCH IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS difficulties in forming appropriate relationships with teachers and peers (Machalicek et al., 2008; Ramdoss et al., 2011). Along the same lines, repetitive behaviors and interests are commonly described as possible factors contributing to ENHANCING VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS 4 Facts about Vocabulary Development Good readers learn words by the thousands. •Students aged 5-6 know between 2,500-5,000 words. •Students learn an estimated 3,000 words per year during their PROMOTING ADOLESCENTS’ COMPREHENSION OF TEXT (PACT) 1. Purpose and Importance of the PACT project. 2. Word reading and comprehension in 7th-12th grade students who fail and pass TAKS. 3. Good and poor comprehenders 4. The importance of motivation for HOME | THE MEADOWS CENTER FOR PREVENTING EDUCATIONAL RISKUPCOMING EVENTSMCPER MAILING LISTLANGUAGE FOR LEARNING INSTITUTEMIDDLE SCHOOLMATTERS INSTITUTE
The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk (MCPER) is dedicated to generating, disseminating, and supporting the implementation of empirically validated, evidence-based practices to significantly affect student outcomes and support educators, researchers, policymakers, families, and other stakeholders who striveto improve academic
FOUNDATIONS OF READING: EFFECTIVE PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS Description. Research has shown conclusively that children's phonological awareness (their ability to detect sounds in speech in order to learn sound-letter relations) is one of the best predictors of their success in learning to read. 10 KEY POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR READING INTERVENTION 2020 ffe University of Texas at ustinffe eadows enter for Preventing Educational isk icensed under reative ommons --D 4.0 International 3 Use informal diagnostic assessment to identify gaps in students’ reading skills. The purpose of intervention is to fill the gaps in students’ reading skills. TURN AND TALK: AN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TEACHER’S GUIDE Preferred Citation Stewart, A. A., & Swanson, E. (2019). Turn and talk: An evidence-based practice. Teacher’s guide.Austin, TX: The Meadows Center for Preventing WORD RECOGNITION AND FLUENCY Word Recognition and Fluency Effective Upper-Elementary Interventions for Students With Reading Difficulties by Jeanne Wanzek, Anita Harbor,and Sharon Vaughn
WHAT DYSLEXIA LOOKS LIKE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL AND WHAT YOU CAN Definition “Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurobiological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities.These TEXAS ADOLESCENT LITERACY ACADEMIES Overview. The Texas Adolescent Literacy Academies (TALA) prepare middle school teachers to design appropriate instruction for all students, including those who struggle with reading due to limited English proficiency, learning disabilities, dyslexia, and other risk factors for reading difficulties. RESEARCH IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS difficulties in forming appropriate relationships with teachers and peers (Machalicek et al., 2008; Ramdoss et al., 2011). Along the same lines, repetitive behaviors and interests are commonly described as possible factors contributing to ENHANCING VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS 4 Facts about Vocabulary Development Good readers learn words by the thousands. •Students aged 5-6 know between 2,500-5,000 words. •Students learn an estimated 3,000 words per year during their PROMOTING ADOLESCENTS’ COMPREHENSION OF TEXT (PACT) 1. Purpose and Importance of the PACT project. 2. Word reading and comprehension in 7th-12th grade students who fail and pass TAKS. 3. Good and poor comprehenders 4. The importance of motivation forPHIL CAPIN, PH.D.
Capin, P., Cho, E., Miciak, J., Roberts, G., & Vaughn, S. (2021).Examining the reading and cognitive profiles of students with significant reading comprehension LAUREN H. HAMPTON, PH.D., BCBA-D Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education, The University of Texas at Austin. Research Interests and Expertise. Adaptive intervention research for young children and families with or with a high likelihood for developmental delays and/or autism WORD RECOGNITION AND FLUENCY Word Recognition and Fluency Effective Upper-Elementary Interventions for Students With Reading Difficulties by Jeanne Wanzek, Anita Harbor,and Sharon Vaughn
ALGEBRA I SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS WITH Overview. This project includes development, validation, and review. The project develops and tests the lessons in both a high school resource class and an algebra I inclusion classroom. EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES FOR COMPREHENSION INSTRUCTION Content approaches focus on the text’s content as the vehicle for instruction, using text-based dis-cussion framed by questions to help students build accurate mental models of the text. 10 KEY MATHEMATICS PRACTICES FOR ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 4. Students are expected to use hands-on materials and visual representations to show concepts and procedures. Examples • When learning about the properties of quadrilaterals, students use plastic sticks to show the differences and similarities between a square, EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES FOR VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION To comprehend texts effectively, students need to continue developing their knowledge of vocab-ulary and language structures encountered across subject areas.5,6,7 Researchers have examined the reciprocal relationship between word and concept knowledge and reading comprehen- EXPLICIT SYSTEMATIC INSTRUCTION TOOL Effective Instruction Walkthrough: Explicit Systematic Instruction Teacher: Date/Time: Subject/Lesson: Observer: WORD STUDY FOR STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES AND Acknowledgments We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following individuals and agencies for their contributions to the studies andthe manual.
PARTNER READING: AN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TEACHER’S GUIDE Preferred Citation Swanson, E., Wexler, J., Shelton, A., Kurz, L. A., & Vaughn, S. (2018). Partner reading: An evidence-based practice.Teacher’s guide.
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FOUNDATIONS OF READING: EFFECTIVE PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS Description. Research has shown conclusively that children's phonological awareness (their ability to detect sounds in speech in order to learn sound-letter relations) is one of the best predictors of their success in learning to read. 10 KEY POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR READING INTERVENTION 2020 ffe University of Texas at ustinffe eadows enter for Preventing Educational isk icensed under reative ommons --D 4.0 International 3 Use informal diagnostic assessment to identify gaps in students’ reading skills. The purpose of intervention is to fill the gaps in students’ reading skills. TURN AND TALK: AN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TEACHER’S GUIDE Preferred Citation Stewart, A. A., & Swanson, E. (2019). Turn and talk: An evidence-based practice. Teacher’s guide.Austin, TX: The Meadows Center for Preventing WORD RECOGNITION AND FLUENCY Word Recognition and Fluency Effective Upper-Elementary Interventions for Students With Reading Difficulties by Jeanne Wanzek, Anita Harbor,and Sharon Vaughn
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FOUNDATIONS OF READING: EFFECTIVE PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS Description. Research has shown conclusively that children's phonological awareness (their ability to detect sounds in speech in order to learn sound-letter relations) is one of the best predictors of their success in learning to read. 10 KEY POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR READING INTERVENTION 2020 ffe University of Texas at ustinffe eadows enter for Preventing Educational isk icensed under reative ommons --D 4.0 International 3 Use informal diagnostic assessment to identify gaps in students’ reading skills. The purpose of intervention is to fill the gaps in students’ reading skills. TURN AND TALK: AN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TEACHER’S GUIDE Preferred Citation Stewart, A. A., & Swanson, E. (2019). Turn and talk: An evidence-based practice. Teacher’s guide.Austin, TX: The Meadows Center for Preventing WORD RECOGNITION AND FLUENCY Word Recognition and Fluency Effective Upper-Elementary Interventions for Students With Reading Difficulties by Jeanne Wanzek, Anita Harbor,and Sharon Vaughn
WHAT DYSLEXIA LOOKS LIKE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL AND WHAT YOU CAN Definition “Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurobiological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities.These TEXAS ADOLESCENT LITERACY ACADEMIES Overview. The Texas Adolescent Literacy Academies (TALA) prepare middle school teachers to design appropriate instruction for all students, including those who struggle with reading due to limited English proficiency, learning disabilities, dyslexia, and other risk factors for reading difficulties. RESEARCH IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS difficulties in forming appropriate relationships with teachers and peers (Machalicek et al., 2008; Ramdoss et al., 2011). Along the same lines, repetitive behaviors and interests are commonly described as possible factors contributing to ENHANCING VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS 4 Facts about Vocabulary Development Good readers learn words by the thousands. •Students aged 5-6 know between 2,500-5,000 words. •Students learn an estimated 3,000 words per year during their PROMOTING ADOLESCENTS’ COMPREHENSION OF TEXT (PACT) 1. Purpose and Importance of the PACT project. 2. Word reading and comprehension in 7th-12th grade students who fail and pass TAKS. 3. Good and poor comprehenders 4. The importance of motivation forPHIL CAPIN, PH.D.
Capin, P., Cho, E., Miciak, J., Roberts, G., & Vaughn, S. (2021).Examining the reading and cognitive profiles of students with significant reading comprehension LAUREN H. HAMPTON, PH.D., BCBA-D Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education, The University of Texas at Austin. Research Interests and Expertise. Adaptive intervention research for young children and families with or with a high likelihood for developmental delays and/or autism WORD RECOGNITION AND FLUENCY Word Recognition and Fluency Effective Upper-Elementary Interventions for Students With Reading Difficulties by Jeanne Wanzek, Anita Harbor,and Sharon Vaughn
ALGEBRA I SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION FOR STUDENTS WITH Overview. This project includes development, validation, and review. The project develops and tests the lessons in both a high school resource class and an algebra I inclusion classroom. EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES FOR COMPREHENSION INSTRUCTION Content approaches focus on the text’s content as the vehicle for instruction, using text-based dis-cussion framed by questions to help students build accurate mental models of the text. 10 KEY MATHEMATICS PRACTICES FOR ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 4. Students are expected to use hands-on materials and visual representations to show concepts and procedures. Examples • When learning about the properties of quadrilaterals, students use plastic sticks to show the differences and similarities between a square, EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES FOR VOCABULARY INSTRUCTION To comprehend texts effectively, students need to continue developing their knowledge of vocab-ulary and language structures encountered across subject areas.5,6,7 Researchers have examined the reciprocal relationship between word and concept knowledge and reading comprehen- EXPLICIT SYSTEMATIC INSTRUCTION TOOL Effective Instruction Walkthrough: Explicit Systematic Instruction Teacher: Date/Time: Subject/Lesson: Observer: WORD STUDY FOR STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES AND Acknowledgments We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following individuals and agencies for their contributions to the studies andthe manual.
PARTNER READING: AN EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE TEACHER’S GUIDE Preferred Citation Swanson, E., Wexler, J., Shelton, A., Kurz, L. A., & Vaughn, S. (2018). Partner reading: An evidence-based practice.Teacher’s guide.
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10 KEY POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR TEACHING ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERSOUR MISSION
The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk (MCPER) is dedicated to generating, disseminating, and supporting the implementation of empirically validated, evidence-based practices to significantly affect student outcomes and support educators, researchers, policymakers, families, and other stakeholders who strive to improve academic, behavioral, and social outcomes for all learners. Created in the spring of 2008 with a major commitment from the Meadows Foundation of Dallas, MCPER is a collaboration of researchers from multiple disciplines and sites , including the Vaughn Gross Center for Reading and Language Arts in The University of Texas at Austin College of Education. Visit the the Vaughn Gross Center for Reading and Language ArtsOUR REACH
MCPER serves students, educators, and families throughout the nation. To explore the scope of our projects across Texas, see our TexasDistrict Map .
LIBRARY
MCPER-produced materials are posted in our Library. The Library is updated continually, so visit it often to explore MCPER’s newest materials. Materials are also posted on relevant Instituteand Project
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Research activities at MCPER are organized into eight institutes, through which institute fellows collaborate with MCPER: * Autism Spectrum Disorders Institute * Deaf and Hard of Hearing Institute * Dropout Prevention Institute * Language for Learning Institute * Mathematics and Science Institute for Students With Special Needs * Middle School Matters Institute* Reading Institute
* Response to Intervention Institute RESEARCH TO PRACTICE MCPER translates research findings into easy-to-understand tools and resources that policymakers, administrators, and all educators canuse.
10 KEY SERIES
In our 10 Key Series , the latest research findings are distilled into concise top 10 lists of the most important things that should be in place in every school. EDUCATION RESEARCH MATTERS Hosted on the Texas Center for Learning Disabilities site, the Education Research Mattersmonthly
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Vaughn to serve on expert panel for virtual conference to address declining reading performance, widening gapMay 28, 2021
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"Teaching Evidence-Based Reading Practices at the Secondary Level" will be held online from June 15 to 17 Sharon Vaughn wins inaugural Dean’s Distinguished Research AwardMay 25, 2021
New service provides parents, caregivers with information from childhood experts via text messagingMay 20, 2021
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