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  1. The impact of quality in kindergarten for better mental health in children: a Norwegian survey-registry linkage study (MoBaKinder)

    The impact of quality in kindergarten for better mental health in children: a Norwegian survey-registry linkage study (MoBaKinder)

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    In MoBaKinder we will find out how kindergartens can promote good mental health and quality of life in children.
    Project
  2. Language-8: Developmental trajectories of childhood language impairment; Understanding the role of behavioral and biological markers

    Language-8: Developmental trajectories of childhood language impairment; Understanding the role of behavioral and biological markers

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    The overall aim of this project is to expand our knowledge about groups of children with Developmental Language Disorder (DLD).
    Project
  3. Main findings from Report 2011:5 Childcare up to 18 months

    Main findings from Report 2011:5 Childcare up to 18 months

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    Report
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  4. Variation in Kindergarten Quality - main findings

    Variation in Kindergarten Quality - main findings

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    Here is a summary of the key findings from the 2013 report into childcare quality in English. The report is only available in Norwegian.
    Report
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  5. Main findings from Report 2008:10 Delayed language development

    Main findings from Report 2008:10 Delayed language development

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    Among children in kindergarten, we see a smaller proportion of children with delayed language than amongst those cared for at home.
    Report
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  6. About the Language and Learning Study (SOL)

    About the Language and Learning Study (SOL)

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    The aim of the SOL study is to provide the best possible knowledge base for the understanding of causes and developmental trajectories of language difficulties, to enable early preventative measures.
    Article
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