Development of "The Respect for Differences Scale" (RDS): A New Parent Report Measure

Margaret Caspe, Susan Sprachman, Sally Atkins-Burnett and Nikki Aikens

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Abstract: This paper describes a new tool that early childhood researchers and practitioners can use to assess how early childhood programs are helping children acquire the skills they need to become members of a multicultural society and the methodology used to develop that tool.

Keywords: Respect for Differences Scale; RDS; Early Childhood; Measurement Challenges (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 9
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