Journal of Early Childhood Literacy

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Early Childhood Literacy is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Young children’s digital literacy practices in the sociocultural contexts of their homes44
Tuning into ‘fleshy’ frequencies: A posthuman mapping of affect, sound and de/colonized literacies with/in a primary classroom26
Use of touchscreen technology by 0–3-year-old children: Parents’ practices and perspectives in Norway, Portugal and Japan25
Literacy and language as material practices: Re-thinking social inequality in young children’s literacies24
Porous boundaries: Reconceptualising the home literacy environment as a digitally networked space for 0–3 year olds20
(Re)Thinking children as fully (in)human and literacies as otherwise through (re)etymologizing intervene and inequality12
Negotiating screen time: A mother’s struggle over ‘no screen time’ with her infant son11
Disrupting ableism: Strengths-based representations of disability in children’s picture books10
Playing Minecraft: Young children’s postdigital play9
Space and practices: Engagement of children under 3 with tablets and televisions in homes in Spain, Sweden and England8
Unfolding joy in young children’s literacy practices in a Finnish early years classroom7
Understanding parents’ conflicting beliefs about children’s digital book reading7
The impact of COVID-19 on early childhood reading practices7
Prioritizing Pro-Blackness in literacy research, scholarship, and teaching6
Learning through everyday activities: Improving preschool language and literacy outcomes via family workshops6
Parent book choices: How do parents select books to share with infants and toddlers with language impairment?6
“And then it’s my turn”: Negotiating participation in tablet activities in early childhood education and care5
Teachers’ beliefs about children and children’s literacy development: The mediating role of responsive teaching5
Conducting racial awareness research with African American children: Unearthing their sociopolitical knowledge through Pro-Black literacy methods4
Exploring literacy engagement in a significant disability context4
Identifying anti-Blackness and committing to Pro-Blackness in early literacy pedagogy and research: A guide for child care settings, schools, teacher preparation programs, and researchers4
Mapping young children’s conceptualisations of the images they encounter in their familiar environments4
Cognitively challenging talk during shared reading: Effects of parent gender, child gender and relations with story comprehension4
Book sharing with young children: A study of book sharing in four Australian long day care centres4
Emergent bilingual students’ use of humour in digital composing: Academic and social work4
Prison abolition literacies as Pro-Black pedagogy in early childhood education4
Beyond the written word: The role of text on preschool teachers’ book sharing styles3
The elevation of Black Girls’ hair: An analysis of visual representations in Children’s picturebooks3
Iranian Preschoolers Vocabulary Development: Background Television and Socio-economic status3
Reading identities across language contexts: The role of language of text and talk for multilingual learners3
Unboxing care: Constructions of happiness and gratitude in a Brazilian transnational family’s video production in the United States3
‘Where would you be in the picture?’: Using reader-response with children in primary school3
Children’s language play as collaborative improvisations–rethinking paths to literacy3
Co-participatory multimodal intergenerational storytelling: Preschool children’s relationship with modality creating elder inclusion3
Morning circle as a community of practice: Co-teachers’ transmodality in a dual language bilingual education preschool classroom2
Special issue Children under three at home: The place of digital media in their literacy practices2
In their own words: Parents’ voices about a book-provision program2
“The dinosaurs are so loud; they can’t sleep. Zzzz”: Supporting emergent bilingual children’s reading comprehension through digital literacies2
An animated story created by a group of young children2
Children’s digital play as collective family resilience in the face of the pandemic2
The effects of e-stories on preschoolers’ narrative comprehension, retelling and reading attitudes among poor and good comprehenders2
Designing on the page: Composing picturebooks in a Kevin Henkes author study2
From stories at bedtime to a love of reading: Parental practices and beliefs About reading with infants2
Mexican-American preschoolers as co-creators of zones of proximal development during retellings of culturally relevant stories: A participatory study2
‘Like, I’m playing, but with this’. Materialization and affect in early childhood literacy2
Family learning and working in lockdown: Navigating crippling fear and euphoric joy to support children’s literacy2
The literacy-enhancing potential of singing versus spoken language in public library storytimes: A text analytics approach2
@Home collective(ly): Opening doors and doing books with literacy-cast2
Agency in a first-grade writing workshop: A case study of two composers2
“But there is a God”: Teaching Nat Turner in early childhood education2
Early literacy and child wellbeing: Exploring the efficacy of a home-based literacy intervention on children’s foundational literacy skills2
Assessment, accountability, and access: Constrained skill mastery as instructional gatekeeper2
Inventing expert in English language arts: A case study of critical literacies in a third grade classroom2
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