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Tawana Bandy-Fattah
Tawana Bandy-Fattah
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African American grief
PC Rosenblatt, BR Wallace
Routledge, 2013
193*2013
Assessing self-regulation: A guide for out-of-school time program practitioners
T Bandy, KA Moore
Washington, DC, Child Trends, 2010
1092010
Parental relationship quality and child outcomes across subgroups
KA Moore, AJ Kinghorn, T Bandy
Child Trends, 2011
892011
Health-related safety: a framework to address barriers to aging in place
DT Lau, KG Scandrett, M Jarzebowski, K Holman, L Emanuel
The Gerontologist 47 (6), 830-837, 2007
822007
Frequent residential mobility and young children's well-being
D Murphey, T Bandy, KA Moore
Child Trends, 2012
552012
Positive child well-being: An index based on data for individual children
KA Moore, D Murphey, T Bandy
Maternal and child health journal 16 (1), 119-128, 2012
532012
Indices of child well-being and developmental contexts
KA Moore, D Murphey, T Bandy, E Lawner
Handbook of child well-being, 2807-2822, 2014
392014
Caring adults: Important for positive child well-being
D Murphey, T Bandy, H Schmitz, K Moore
Child Trends, 2013
392013
What works for promoting and enhancing positive social skills: Lessons from experimental evaluations of programs and interventions. Child Trends fact sheet
T Bandy, KA Moore
Washington, DC: Child Trends. Retrieved December 18, 2012, 2011
35*2011
What Works for Latino/Hispanic Children and Adolescents: Lessons from Experimental Evaluations of Programs and Interventions. Fact Sheet. Publication# 2011-05.
T Bandy, KA Moore
Child Trends, 2011
30*2011
What works for promoting and reinforcing positive social skills: Lessons from experimental evaluations of programs and interventions Washington
T Bandy, KA Moore
DC: Child Trends, 0
28*
What works for promoting and enhancing positive social skills: Lessons from experimental evaluations of programs and interventions
T Bandy, KA Moore
Child Trends, 2011
262011
What Works for Male Children and Adolescents: Lessons from Experimental Evaluations of Programs and Interventions. Fact Sheet. Publication# 2012-22.
T Bandy
Child Trends, 2012
202012
Participation in Out-of-School Time Activities and Programs. Research Brief. Publication# 2014-13.
KA Moore, D Murphey, T Bandy, M Cooper
Child Trends, 2014
182014
The Parent-Child Relationship: A Family Strength. Fact Sheet. Publication# 2008-27.
T Bandy, KA Moore
Child Trends, 2008
182008
Disadvantaged families and child outcomes: The importance of emotional support for mothers
T Bandy, KM Andrews, KA Moore
Child Trends, 2012
162012
Staff Selection: What's Important for Out-Of-School Time Programs? Part 1 in a Series on Implementing Evidence-Based Practices in Out-of-School Time Programs: The Role of …
AJR Metz, T Bandy, M Burkhauser
Child Trends, 2009
13*2009
STAFF SELECTION: WHAT’S IMPORTANT FOR OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME PROGRAMS?
AJR Metz, T Bandy, M Burkhauser
Research to Results, 2009
122009
NON-PARTICIPATION OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS IN OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME PROGRAMS: CHILD, FAMILY, AND NEIGHBORHOOD FACTORS
T Bandy, KA Moore
Child Trends Publication 39, 2009
122009
The role of frontline staff in the implementation of evidence-based programs: An exploratory study
A Metz, L Bowie, T Bandy
Washington, DC: Child Trends 14, 5, 2007
112007
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