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What Are Preschoolers Thinking? John Nadworny It describes the varied waysWhat Are Preschoolers Thinking? dispels common misconceptions about the cognitive abilities of preschoolers and demonstrates how effective early instruction can help eradicate achievement gaps. Judith A. Schickedanz, Molly F. Collins, and Catherine Marchant, educators and researchers with combined decades of experience in early childhood education, argue that preschool aged children are more cognitively competent than they are often given credit for.