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Early child development and the brain: The base for health, learning, and behavior throughout life An overview of research on human development including early education, animal research, human biology, the relationship between verbal skills/literacy and SES and a presentation of findings from a case study of the implementation of parent skills training in Ontario, Canada |
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Ensuring a fair start for all children: The case of Brazil An examination of the return on investments in early child development focusing on poor children from several well known U.S. interventions and data from Brazil |
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Investing in effective childcare and education: Lessons from research An outline of the definitions and features of structural and process quality in child care and early education, overviews of select research on the supports needed to achieve quality,(remove comma) and relationships between quality and children's development and well-being, and suggested investments to enhance children's development |
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Narrowing the gap for poor children A discussion of the underlying basis for intergenerational poverty and suggested approaches, including action and policy initiatives in Early Care and Education, to address the issue |
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The political challenge: Commitment and cooperation A consideration of the societal benefits and constraints to investment in national public early child care and development programs and to the political challenges for doing so, including a presentation of suggested factors, steps, and recommendations for investment in policies of action that would help bring Early Care and Development programs to scale |
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Role of the private sector in early child development A presentation of a framework for discussing the private sector's potential to support early child development, definitions of the private sector, a review of the sometimes conflicting reasons for advocating private versus public care and education and suggested ways of increasing the involvement of the private sector |
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