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Challenges in the Transition to Kindergarten and Children's Well-Being Through Elementary School: Do School Transition Supports Matter?
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- Parents' and Teachers' Perspectives on Children's Socio-Emotional Well-Being During Transition from Home to Kindergarten.Children (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Article
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This study examined how transition supports (i.e., school or classroom activities intended to support children and families during the transition to kindergarten) cluster within schools and how schools' use of transition supports are consequential for children's transition challenges (i.e., psychological adjustment during the transition to kindergarten) and academic and socioemotional well-being across elementary school. Using data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study-Kindergarten 2011 Cohort (ECLS-K 2011;
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