Executive Skills and Early Childhood Education
Developing Self-Regulation in Young Children
Zachary T. Barnes and Kelly B. Cartwright
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ISBN 9781462565207
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“Barnes and Cartwright have produced the ultimate guide to understanding and improving young children's self-regulation. Translating science to practice, this book offers clear explanations and practical suggestions for working with all children in the classroom. Barnes's and Cartwright's individual expertise in special education and neuroscience, respectively, complement each other perfectly. This book will surely be a standard reference for early childhood educators everywhere. I expect it will be a favorite of my students for years to come.”

—Stuart Marcovitch, PhD, Department of Psychology, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
“This book provides an excellent overview of self-regulation, ES, and how they support children’s learning and development. The authors do an outstanding job of translating the research into accessible, practical strategies to promote the growth of ES in early childhood education settings. A great resource for teachers and early childhood specialists.”

—Sammy Ahmed, PhD, Department of Human Development and Family Science, University of Rhode Island
—Stuart Marcovitch, PhD, Department of Psychology, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
“This book provides an excellent overview of self-regulation, ES, and how they support children’s learning and development. The authors do an outstanding job of translating the research into accessible, practical strategies to promote the growth of ES in early childhood education settings. A great resource for teachers and early childhood specialists.”
—Sammy Ahmed, PhD, Department of Human Development and Family Science, University of Rhode Island











