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Bethany Wilinski
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Pulling preK into a K-12 orbit: the evolution of preK in the age of standards
ME Graue, S Ryan, A Nocera, K Northey, B Wilinski
Early Years 37 (1), 108-122, 2017
592017
When Pre-K Comes to School: Policy, Partnerships, and the Early Childhood Education Workforce
B Wilinski
Teachers College Press, 2017
472017
Local control in the era of accountability: A case study of Wisconsin preK
ME Graue, B Wilinski, A Nocera
education policy analysis archives 24, 60, 2016
262016
What guides pre-k programs
E Graue, S Ryan, B Wilinski, K Northey, A Nocera
Teachers College Record 120 (8), 1-36, 2018
212018
Examining Certification Requirements in Early Math and Literacy: What Do States Expect Prekindergarten Teachers to Know?
TS Wright, AN Parks, B Wilinski, LM Domke, LJ Hopkins
Journal of Teacher Education 72 (1), 72-85, 2021
162021
“Parent Leadership and Voice”: How Mid-Level Administrators Appropriate Pre-Kindergarten Parent Involvement Policy
B Wilinski, A Morley
Educational Policy 35 (7), 1230-1257, 2021
152021
Uncovering new opportunities for family engagement during COVID-19
B Wilinski, A Morley, JHC Wu
Phi Delta Kappan 103 (7), 14-17, 2022
122022
Knowing and interpreting prekindergarten policy: A Bakhtinian analysis
B Wilinski
education policy analysis archives 25 (27), 2017
122017
“To tell you the truth, I did not choose early childhood education”: Narratives of becoming a pre-primary teacher in Tanzania
B Wilinski
Teaching and Teacher Education 69, 33-42, 2018
112018
Global Vision, Local Reality: Transforming Pre-Primary Teacher Training in Tanzania
B Wilinski, CH Nguyen, JM Landgraf
Current Issues in Comparative Education (CICE) 19 (1), 6-25, 2016
112016
A Comparative Case Study of Public Pre‐K Teachers’ Enactment of Parent Involvement Policy
B Wilinski, V Vellanki
Anthropology & Education Quarterly 51 (3), 359-375, 2020
72020
Making up teachers: Pre-kindergarten policy and teachers’ lived experiences
B Wilinski
Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood 22 (1), 47-58, 2021
42021
How Policies and Policy Actors Shape the Pre-K Borderland: Implications for Early Childhood Educators’ Work Experiences
B Wilinski, A Morley, J Landgraf
Teachers College Record 123 (10), 117-141, 2021
32021
Plays well with others: The discourse and enactment of partnerships in public pre-K
B Wilinski
Discursive Perspectives on Education Policy and Implementation, 133-156, 2017
32017
Reconceptualizing family engagement as an improvisational practice: Lessons from pre-K teachers’ practices during COVID-19
B Wilinski, A Morley, JHC Wu
Early Childhood Education Journal 52 (6), 979-990, 2024
22024
I don’t want preK to turn into school”: What preK policy means in practice
B Wilinski
University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2014
22014
Conceptualizing the child: an analysis of early childhood care and education policy in Tanzania
BC Wilinski
African Childhoods: Education, Development, Peacebuilding, and the Youngest …, 2012
22012
Tanzanian pre-primary teachers’ commitment to teaching in the context of unemployment
B Wilinski
Compare: a journal of comparative and international education 53 (7), 1263-1280, 2023
12023
Ensuring Quality in Pre-Primary Education: A Comparative Case Study of Tanzanian Stakeholder Perspectives
B Wilinski
Doing Comparative Case Studies, 161-177, 2022
2022
Playing to Learn: Playscapes as sites of pedagogical transformation in Tanzania
B Wilinski, M Machumu, A Sharma
Childhood Education 97 (4), 16-23, 2021
2021
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