Social Sciences
teacher
100%
student
77%
learning
70%
classroom
66%
English language
61%
mathematics
58%
vocabulary
48%
comprehension
47%
literacy
45%
instruction
39%
school grade
38%
Teaching
33%
education
31%
disability
31%
low income
30%
special education
28%
elementary school
24%
kindergarten
23%
minority
22%
adolescent
22%
Group
21%
educator
21%
immigrant
20%
narrative
19%
curriculum
18%
interaction
17%
childhood
17%
experience
16%
speaking
16%
evidence
16%
equity
16%
linguistics
15%
performance
14%
discourse
13%
risk communication
13%
planning
13%
video
12%
interview
12%
evaluation
11%
conversation
11%
reform
11%
self-determination
11%
computer science
10%
resources
10%
pedagogical support
10%
social status
10%
climate
10%
district
10%
time
9%
American
9%
participation
9%
experiment
9%
income
9%
gender
8%
mediation
8%
poverty
8%
Puerto Rico
8%
social capital
8%
television
8%
abstraction
8%
art
7%
language education
7%
Career development
7%
writer
7%
event
7%
methodology
6%
literature
6%
writing instruction
6%
handicapped
6%
child care
6%
student teacher
6%
Environmental justice
6%
genre
6%
Children at Risk
6%
land use
6%
examination
5%
academic success
5%
masculinity
5%
handicapped child
5%
school reform
5%
responsibility
5%
pragmatics
5%
research planning
5%
elementary school teacher
5%
sociolinguistics
5%
incidence
5%
collective behavior
5%
cultural capital
5%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Child
71%
Students
70%
Reading
58%
Learning
49%
Vocabulary
42%
Temperament
37%
Language
33%
Mathematics
33%
Special Education
31%
Literacy
24%
Income
24%
Education
19%
Teaching
18%
Parents
14%
Learning Disabilities
14%
Personal Autonomy
11%
Mothers
11%
Curriculum
10%
Child Behavior
10%
Academic Success
8%
Child Care
8%
Growth
8%
Child Development
8%
Social Class
7%
Linguistics
6%
Parenting
6%
Mathematical Concepts
6%
Foster Home Care
6%
Social Capital
6%
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (U.S.)
6%
Interviews
6%
Psychological Practice
5%
Disabled Persons
5%
Communication
5%
V(D)J Recombination
5%
Poverty
5%
Child Language
5%
Research Personnel
5%
Empirical Research
5%
Longitudinal Studies
5%
Arts & Humanities
Vocabulary
23%
English Language Learners
23%
English Learners
20%
Reading Comprehension
19%
English People
16%
Literacy
14%
Language
14%
Vocabulary Instruction
14%
Writing Assessment
13%
Science Education
13%
Language Minorities
12%
Education
11%
Language Acquisition
11%
Vocabulary Knowledge
10%
Teaching
10%
Instructional Materials
10%
Immigrants
10%
Elementary School
9%
Dual Language
9%
High-stakes
9%
Curriculum
9%
Academic Writing
9%
Classroom Discourse
8%
Pedagogy
8%
Word Knowledge
8%
Student Writing
8%
English Proficiency
8%
Preschoolers
7%
Puerto Rican
7%
Middle School
7%
Vocabulary Development
7%
Language Education Policy
7%
Kindergarten
6%
Professional Development
6%
Vocabulary Learning
6%
English-based Creoles
6%
Word Reading
6%
English Speakers
6%
Classroom Observation
6%
Emotion
6%
Teacher Education
5%
TOEFL
5%
TESOL
5%
Peers
5%
Second Language Learners
5%
Jamaican Creole
5%
Young children
5%
High School
5%
Reader
5%
Early Literacy
5%