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Current Filters: Author:Gilliam, Walter S. [remove]; Classification:Child Care & Early Education Philosophy & Theory [remove];
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Applying choice-based multivenue education concepts to preschool education An argument for choice-based and diverse early education offerings in the United States as inspired by the conceptual work of Thomas Jefferson |
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Crossing borders with Head Start: Commonalities and differences between Head Start and early childhood programs in developing countries A discussion of the commonalities and differences between the philosophical underpinnings of Head Start in the United States and select supranational early childhood standards proposed for and applied in the majority (third) world |
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How to make early childhood programs highly effective A commentary on the political restraints that limit the implementation and evaluation of science-based improvements to early education in the United States |
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A model preschool program A reflection and series of recommendations on the evolution of the goals and standards of the early education system in the United States |
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A warning against exaggerating the benefits of preschool education programs A commentary on the child development and economic return arguments used to advocate for public support of early education |
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