Katherine Zinsser

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University of Chicago

United States

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Katherine Zinsser is an Associate Professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago in the United States. Her research focuses on early childhood mental health, social-emotional learning, and the effects of preschool expulsion on families and children. Recent publications include systematic reviews and qualitative studies that explore the dynamics of emotion-focused teaching and the impacts of exclusionary discipline in early childhood settings.

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George Mason University

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Building on a legacy of children’s mental health: A systematic review of early childhood social-emotional learning and expulsion prevention professional development

Excluded Now What? Families' Perceptions of Subsequent Care Arrangements Following Preschool Expulsion

A qualitative comparison of parents’ experiences of early childhood expulsion following a legislative ban

Emotion-Focused Teaching Differs Across Preschool Activity Settings

A Comparison of Emotion-Focused Teaching in and Outside of Planned Social–Emotional Learning Activities

A unidimensional model of emotion-focused teaching in early childhood

Emotion-focused teaching practices and preschool children’s social and learning behaviors.

A Systematic Review of Early Childhood Exclusionary Discipline

Lessons for the future: Supporting the social-emotional needs of children, families, and educators in Head Start during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Committed to Caring: Cluster-Analysis of Appraisals and Feelings of Family Childcare Work

Transforming early childhood discipline policy through collaborative research and evaluation.

How teachers' perceptions of the parent–teacher relationship affect children's risk for early childhood expulsion

The Interplay among Early Childhood Teachers’ Social and Emotional Well-Being, Mental Health Consultation, and Preschool Expulsion

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Timothy Curby

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