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School Readiness, 2022

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In: National Survey of Children’s Health Data Briefs [Internet]. Rockville (MD): Health Resources and Services Administration; 2018.
2023 Oct.
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School Readiness, 2022

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School readiness refers to the skills and abilities children need to succeed and thrive in school, including physical well-being, motor development, social and emotional development, general knowledge, language acquisition, and how a child learns.

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