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Session Type: Paper Session
This session has five papers with the focus on impact of partnership on child outcome, storybook reading in early development, advocacy training program for Chinese parents of autistic children, sibling led daily living skills instruction for Korean autistic youth, and parent-teacher relationship and burnout.
Growing Healthy Minds, Bodies, and Communities: Building Partnerships to Positively Impact Children’s Learning and Development - Alicia Cooper Stapp, University of Mississippi; Laurel Lambert, University of Mississippi; Kenya E. Wolff, University of Mississippi; georgianna mann, University of Mississippi; Somya Gupta, University of Mississippi; Isabella Liberto, University of Mississippi; Kelsey Partlow, University of Mississippi
More Than Free Storybooks: International Impact of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library on Early Development - Chad H. Waldron, Central Michigan University; Caroline Zwierzchowska-Dod, Swansea Metropolitan University
Preliminary Findings from an Advocacy Training Program for Chinese Immigrant Parents of Children with Autism - Lei Huang, University of Georgia; Cynthia O. Vail, University of Georgia; Eleanor Xiaoxiao Mehta, St. John's University
Parent-Teacher Relationships and Burnout in Elementary Settings: An Exploratory Study in One U.S. State - Kathleen Kyzar, Texas Christian University; Tracy Gershwin, University of Northern Colorado
Collaboration of Korean Immigrant Autistic Youth and Their Siblings for Daily Living Skills Instruction - Veronica Kang, University of Maryland; Tvisha Vyas, University of Maryland; Gulnoza Yakubova, University of Maryland; Shehzad Iqbal Awasi, University of Maryland; Melody Mann, University of Maryland