Do Katie and Connor tell better stories than Aaliyah and Jamaal? Teachers’ perceptions of children's oral narratives as a function of race and narrative quality

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Adjunct faculty member and Advanced Research Scientist Allison De Marco @allisoncdemarco co-authored an article for Early Childhood Research Quarterly:

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RT @ec_prism: At @CeedBu's 2022 RISER Network Conference, @NGardnerNeblett discusses the effect of race on teachers' perceptions of childre…

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At @CeedBu's 2022 RISER Network Conference, @NGardnerNeblett discusses the effect of race on teachers' perceptions of children's storytelling: "Do Katie and Connor tell better stories than Aaliyah and Jamaal?" https://t.co/vGrW42ulD8

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