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List of Exhibits

Exhibit II-1   Locations of Head Start Family Child Care Demonstration Sites
Exhibit II-2   Key Indicators in the Evaluation Framework
Exhibit II-3   Evaluation Design
Exhibit II-4   Recruitment Strategies
Exhibit II-5   Number of Head Start Family Child Care Children Recruited, Enrolled, and Retained in Cohort 2
Exhibit II-6   Numbers of FCC Homes and Center Classrooms by Agency for Cohorts 1 and 2
Exhibit II-7   Cohort 2: Number of Children Withdrawn by Reason as Reported by Agency
Exhibit II-8   Barriers to Enrolling Families as Reported by Agencies
Exhibit II-9   Summary of Agency Characteristics During Demonstration Project Implementation
Exhibit II-10   Percentage of Children by Race in Demonstration Project Compared to Agency and National Data
Exhibit II-11   Hours of Care Used in Family Child Care Homes
Exhibit II-12   Program Design Adaptations Made by Family Child Care Homes
Exhibit II-13   Cost for Family Child Care Services per Child by Agency
Exhibit III-1   Overview of Domains and Instruments
Exhibit III-2   Summary of Data Collection Instruments and Participants
Exhibit III-3   Parent Interview Components
Exhibit III-4   Elements of the Family Data Interview
Exhibit III-5   Data Collection Plan for Assessing Program Comprehensiveness and Quality
Exhibit III-6   Number of OSPRI Items by Data Collection Method
Exhibit III-7   Data Collection Plan for Child Outcome Measures
Exhibit IV-1   Mean Number and Percentage of OSPRI Items Met by FCC Homes and Center Classrooms
Exhibit IV-2   Personal Characteristics of Caregivers (Percentages)
Exhibit IV-3   Professional Characteristics of Caregivers (Percentages)
Exhibit IV-4   Group Size and Child/Staff Ratio
Exhibit IV-5   Numbers of Children in Family Child Care Homes
Exhibit IV-6   Activities and Groupings in Observed Daily Schedule
Exhibit IV-7   Materials Available to Children
Exhibit IV-8   Percent of FCC Homes and Center Classrooms with Emergency Plans
Exhibit IV-9   Percent of FCC Homes and Center Classrooms Meeting OSPRI Storage, Hazards, and Outdoor Safety Items
Exhibit IV-10   Percent of FCC Homes and Center Classrooms Passing Selected OSPRI Items
Exhibit IV-11   Percent of FCC Homes and Center Classrooms Using Selected Learning Approaches
Exhibit IV-12   Percent of FCC Homes and Center Classrooms Passing of Atmosphere-Related OSPRI Indicators
Exhibit IV-13   Mean Scores for Family Child Care Homes and Center Classrooms on the DPI
Exhibit IV-14   Developmental Practices Inventory—Total Score Posttest Means by Agency and Setting
Exhibit IV-15   Adult-Child Interactions Measured by the OSPRI
Exhibit IV-16   Arnett Scale Mean Scores for Family Child Care Homes and Center Classrooms
Exhibit IV-17   Arnett Scale Posttest Means by Agency and Setting
Exhibit IV-18   Correlations Between Spring Measures of Program Quality
Exhibit IV-19   Percent of FCC Homes and Center Classrooms Passing OSPRI Meal Time Guidelines
Exhibit IV-20   Race and Language Diversity in Family Child Care Homes
Exhibit V-1   Race of the Children by Setting
Exhibit V-2   Percentage of Children With Diagnosed or Suspected Special
Needs by Setting
Exhibit V-3   Participation in Child Care Prior to Head Start
Exhibit V-4   Predictor Variables in Child Outcomes Multiple Linear Regression Analyses
Exhibit V-5   Descriptive Statistics and Significance Tests on Cognitive Outcomes Family Child Care Homes and Center Classrooms
Exhibit V-6   Results of Stepwise MLRs on Cognitive Outcomes
Exhibit V-7   Final Regression Model for PPVT (Multiple R = .7272)
Exhibit V-8   Final Regression Model for Daberon–2 (Multiple R = .8472)
Exhibit V-9   Final Regression Model for CAP (Multiple R = .5629)
Exhibit V-10   Final Regression Model for COR Cognitive (Multiple R = .5924)
Exhibit V-11   Group Means and Significance Tests on Social-Emotional
Outcomes Family Child Care Homes and Center Classrooms
Exhibit V-12   Results of Stepwise MLRs on Social-Emotional Outcomes
Exhibit V-13   Final Regression Model for COR Social-Emotional (Multiple R = .5406)
Exhibit V-14   Final Regression Model for CABI (Multiple R = .4948)
Exhibit V-15   Descriptive Statistics and Significance Tests on Physical Outcomes Family Child Care Homes and Center Classrooms
Exhibit V-16   Results of Stepwise MLRs on Physical Outcomes
Exhibit V-17   Final Regression Model for Daberon–2 Physical Outcome (Multiple R = .6049)
Exhibit V-18   Final Regression Model for COR Physical Outcome (Multiple R = .4684)
Exhibit V-19   Summary of Significant Components of Predictive Models of Child Outcomes
Exhibit V-20   Percentage of Children Who Participated in Special Programs in Kindergarten
Exhibit V-21   Parent Perceptions of Kindergarten Preparation and Progress
Exhibit V-22   Predictor Variables in Kindergarten Child Outcomes MLR Analysis
Exhibit V-23   Kindergarten Regressions on Cognitive Outcomes Using Fall Head Start Scores as Covariates
Exhibit V-24   Final Regression Model for PPVT–R in Kindergarten (Multiple R = .7264)
Exhibit V-25   Final Regression Model for Daberon–2 Cognitive Outcome in Kindergarten (Multiple R = .7343)
Exhibit V-26   Final Regression Model for CAP in Kindergarten (Multiple R = .4832)
Exhibit V-27   Results of Stepwise MLRs on Social-Emotional Outcomes in Kindergarten
Exhibit V-28   Final Regression Model for CABI in Kindergarten (Multiple R = .2425)
Exhibit V-29   Results of Stepwise MLRs on Physical Outcomes in Kindergarten
Exhibit V-30   Final Regression Model for Daberon–2 Physical Outcome (Multiple R = .5080)
Exhibit V-31   Summary of Significant Components of Predictive Models of Child Outcomes in Kindergarten Follow-Up
Exhibit V-32   Repeated Measures ANOVA and Trend Analyses for Cognitive Outcomes
Exhibit V-33   PPVT–R Trends
Exhibit V-34   Daberon–2 Cognitive Trends
Exhibit V-35   Concepts About Print Trends
Exhibit V-36   Means and Standard Deviations for Child Outcome Measures at Three Time Points
Exhibit V-37   Repeated Measures ANOVA and Trend Analyses for Physical and Social-Emotional Outcomes
Exhibit V-38   Daberon–2 Physical Trends
Exhibit V-39   CABI Social-Emotional Trends
Exhibit VI-1   Family Structure by Setting
Exhibit VI-2   Educational Attainment of Primary Caregiver
Exhibit VI-3   Significant Life Events
Exhibit VI-4   Parent Setting Preference by Actual Assignment
Exhibit VI-5   Advantages of FCC Home and Center Classroom Settings as Reported by Parents in Fall
Exhibit-VI-6   Mean Parent Ratings of Child Care Attributes
Exhibit VI-7   Most Frequently Discussed Topics During Parent-Teacher Conferences
Exhibit VI-8   Frequency of Informal Conversations Between Parents and Teachers (n = 697)
Exhibit VI-9   Job or Training Status of Family Child Care Home and Center Classroom Parents
Exhibit VI-10   Changes in School or Job Status Since Pretest
Exhibit VI-11   Parent Perceptions of the Effect of Head Start on School or Job Status
Exhibit VI-12   Predictor Variables in Parent Outcomes MLR Analysis
Exhibit VI-13   Results of Stepwise MLRs on Parent Outcomes
Exhibit VI-14   Final Regression Model for Family Resource Scale (Multiple R = .6347)
Exhibit VI-15   Final Regression Model for Family Routines Inventory (Multiple R = .5750)
Exhibit VI-16   Final Regression Model for Parenting Dimensions Inventory (Multiple R = .5222)
Exhibit VI-17   Group Means and Significance Tests on Parent Outcomes Family Child Care Homes and Center Classrooms


 

 

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