Presentations

258 – How can we support bilingual children with speech, language, and communication needs?

Elaine Ashton, Newcastle University, UK (elaine.ashton@ncl.ac.uk)
Christine Jack, Newcastle University, UK (christine.jack@ncl.ac.uk)
Carolyn Letts, Newcastle University, UK (carolyn.letts@ncl.ac.uk)
Sean Pert, The University of Manchester, UK (sean.pert@manchester.ac.uk)
Cristina McKean, Newcastle University, UK (cristina.mckean@ncl.ac.uk)

258 – How can we support bilingual children with speech, language, and communication needs? View Presentation

254 – WITHDRAWN – Reliability and validity of the Social-Emotional Assessment/Evaluation Measure (18–36) with Chinese toddlers

Dingwen Huang, Shanghai Normal University, China (1000497850@smail.shnu.edu.cn)
Tingting Yang, Hong Kou West Street Kindergarten, China (824554329@qq.com)
Xiaoyan Bian, Shanghai Maternal and Child Health Centre, China (xybian2000@163.com)
Mengyu Xie, Shanghai Normal University, China (1000496246@smail.shnu.edu.cn)
Jingjing Zhu, Shanghai Normal University, China (zhujingjing@shnu.edu.cn)
Yan Li, Shanghai Normal University, China (liyan@shnu.edu.cn)

254 – WITHDRAWN – Reliability and validity of the Social-Emotional Assessment/Evaluation Measure (18–36) with Chinese toddlers View Presentation

252 – Parental phubbing and child social-emotional adjustment: A meta-analysis

Jinghui Zhang, Shanghai Normal University, China (z_jingyan@163.com)
Yan Li, Shanghai Normal University, China (liyan@shnu.edu.cn)
Chuanmei Dong, Macquarie University, Australia (chuanmei.dong@mq.edu.au)
Yue Jiang, Shanghai Normal University, China (903459906@qq.com)
Qing Zhang, Shanghai Normal University, China (1875505478@qq.com)

252 – Parental phubbing and child social-emotional adjustment: A meta-analysis View Presentation

251 – Art to Heart: Using art groups to heal and create relationships between early childhood educators and children who have experienced trauma

Shiri Hergass, Art2Heart Academy, Sydney (shiri.hergass@gmail.com)

251 – Art to Heart: Using art groups to heal and create relationships between early childhood educators and children who have experienced trauma View Presentation

250 – Language development patterns of toddlers and activities supporting communication and language skills: The experience of Indigami Child Development Centre

Nelli Khachatryan, European University of Armenia; Indigami Child Development Centre, Armenia (nellykhach@gmail.com)
Madonna Dubskaya, Indigami Child Development Centre, Armenia (amiclub.yerevan@gmail.com)

250 – Language development patterns of toddlers and activities supporting communication and language skills: The experience of Indigami Child Development Centre View Presentation

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