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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)
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- How Do ECEC Teachers Perceive Children's "Difficulties" and Implement Practices to Nurture Their Resilience? - Results of Interview Surveys Conducted on ECEC teachers in Eight Asian Countries(PECERA Annual Conference 2024 Tokyo)
- 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)
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