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Great Gains for Young Children
What an exciting time for early childhood educators, as mounting evidence affirms the value of early childhood education (ECE) programs. In 2011, Science Daily published “Large-Scale Early Education Linked to Higher Living Standards and Crime Prevention 25 Years Later,” based … Continue reading
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Tagged early childhood education, ECE, Head Start, NAEYC, NAEYC 2012
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