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2011 Vermont Early Childhood and Afterschool Professional Development Survey
Vermont. Child Development Division, June, 2012
Waterbury: Vermont, Child Development Division.

A study of the professional development needs of early childhood and after school professionals in Vermont, including their professional development information sources, access, awareness, and interests, based on survey responses from 986 early childhood and after school professionals

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2011 Vermont Early Childhood and Afterschool Professional Development Survey [Executive summary]
Vermont. Child Development Division, June, 2012
Waterbury: Vermont, Child Development Division.

A summary of a study of the professional development needs of early childhood and after school professionals in Vermont, including their professional development information sources, access, awareness, and interests, based on survey responses from 986 early childhood and after school professionals

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Case studies: Appendix II to the final report of the study Early childhood education and care (ECEC) in promoting educational attainment including social development of children from disadvantaged backgrounds and in fostering social inclusion
Moss, Peter, 29 October, 2012
Brussels, Belgium: European Commission, Directorate-General for Education and Culture.

An examination of early childhood education and care policy developments in England from 1997 through 2010, and an exploration of Step by Step, a program to support professional development and to promote social inclusion, child-centered practices, and family and community engagement

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Environmental exposures in the context of child care
Seltenrich, Nate, May, 2013
Environmental Health Perspectives, 121(5), A160-A165

A discussion of recent research on the presence of potentially harmful chemicals in child care settings, the role of staff education in the improvement of indoor child care environments, and the regulation of chemical use in child care settings

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