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Kindergarten Teachers Views

Last Updated Nov 20, 2008 00:04 AM

 

Public School Kindergarten Teachers' Views on Children's Readiness for School

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According to public school kindergarten teachers, the most important quality for kindergarten readiness is for a child to be physically healthy, rested, and well-nourished--96 percent indicate that this quality is very important or essential for school readiness. The majority of teachers also believe that children should be able to communicate needs, wants, and thoughts verbally (84 percent) and should be enthusiastic and curious in approaching new activities (76 percent).

 

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The Elementary School Performance and Adjustment of Children Who Enter Kindergarten Late or Repeat Kindergarten: Findings from National Surveys Highlights Data from the 1993 and 1995 National Household Education Surveys show that about one child in seven in the U.S. either entered kindergarten late or was required to repeat kindergarten. Children usually enter kindergarten late because their parents hold them out until they are more mature. Children usually repeat kindergarten because they are required to do so by the school system. In both surveys, 9...

 

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