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Factors Associated With Mothers' Responsive Parenting and Childrearing Confidence as Predictors of Children's Well-Being During COVID-19 Pandemic (23rd Annual Conference of PECERA)
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- A Useful Comparison Table for Improving the Quality of ECEC--International Comparative Study on Free Preschool Education and Childcare (74th OMEP World Assembly and Conference)
- Factors Associated With Mothers' Responsive Parenting and Childrearing Confidence as Predictors of Children's Well-Being During COVID-19 Pandemic (23rd Annual Conference of PECERA)
- Mothers' Childrearing Perceptions Predicting Children's Resilience and Happiness(QOL); Comparison among Eight Asian Countries(22nd Annual Conference of PECERA)
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- An Essay on the Perception of Malaysian Parents with Children with Disabilities
- Inclusive Education in Finland (2)
- Inclusive Education in Finland (1)
- [Philippines] Filipino Teachers' Understanding and Promotion of Social-emotional Learning and Resilience Among 4- to 6-year-old Children
- [Malaysia] Insights into Early Childhood Education in Malaysia: Nurturing Resilience and Socioemotional Skills in Preschool Children
- [Taiwan] The Study of Social-Emotional Skills and Resilience for Children aged 4-6
- [Singapore] The Understanding of Social Emotional Skills and Resilience in Singapore: A Qualitative Study from the Perspectives of Early Childhood Teachers and Leaders
- [Perspectives of Traditional Culture of the Matrilineal Mosuo of Lugu Lake] Part 7: Mosuo People's Ritual of "Guo Zhuang" Worshipping
- Something's Strange: Education in Japan (7) Regarding School Avoidance (2)
- [A Gentle World from the Perspective of Children with Developmental Disabilities] Episode 4: Misa-chan Who Cannot Memorize Kanji - The World Surrounding Children with LD/SLD