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骋颈驳濒颈补苍补听Melzi听is Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Psychology and affiliated Faculty at the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at New York University.听骋颈驳濒颈补苍补鈥檚听work focuses on the intersection of cultural and linguistic practices and their relation to Latino children鈥檚 early development and learning. In one line of work, she has examined various discourse and linguistic features in the narrative and book reading conversations of Spanish-speaking mother-child dyads from diverse socio-economic groups. In another line of work, she has developed and validated a measure of family engagement for Spanish and English-speaking Pan-Latine听families of preschoolers, examining both the within-group variability as well as its relation to child developmental outcomes. In her latest work, funded by the Brooke Astor and Brady foundations, Gigliana has developed and is assessing the efficacy of a storytelling classroom program that capitalizes on听Latine听families鈥� cultural funds of knowledge to support preschoolers reading readiness. Most recently, through her work on the DREME network funded by the听Heising-Simons Foundation, she is examining everyday home practices and strategies used by听Latine听families to support early math learning.听听

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Favorite children鈥檚 book:听La听abeja听de听尘谩蝉听(The extra bee)听by Andr茅s Pi Andreu.

鈥淚t鈥檚 a beautifully illustrated book about citizenship, immigration, and belonging. I love it because it examines immigration in a child-friendly manner and has a positive message about solidarity and compassion. The book was a family favorite a few years ago and my daughter would request it every night; it brings such good memories.鈥�听