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Early care and education in Boston: 2009 community profiles: Executive summary
Navarro, Ophelia, June 25, 2010
Boston: Boston EQUIP.

A summary of an examination of the supply of and demand for services within and quality and workforce characteristics of the early care and education system in Boston, based on surveys of child care centers and family child care providers in Boston

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Early care and education in Boston: 2009 community profiles report
Navarro, Ophelia, June 01, 2010
Boston: Boston EQUIP.

An examination of the supply of and demand for services within and quality and workforce characteristics of the early care and education system in Boston, based on surveys of child care centers and family child care providers in Boston

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An early educator's dilemma: Balancing educational aspirations & student loan burden
Kramer, Robert, October, 2011
Boston: Bessie Tartt Wilson Initiative for Children.

A study of Massachusetts early educators' experiences with student loans and their relationship to the pursuit of higher education, based on 4 focus groups with more than 60 early educators and a survey of 395 early educators

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An early educator's dilemma: Balancing educational aspirations & student loan burden [Executive summary]
Kramer, Robert, October, 2011
Boston: Bessie Tartt Wilson Initiative for Children.

A summary of a study of Massachusetts early educators' experiences with student loans and their relationship to the pursuit of higher education, based on 4 focus groups with more than 60 early educators and a survey of 395 early educators

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