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The child as protagonist: Working with the child as agents in their own development and learning
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2009
(Working for Inclusion: Thematic Report 1). Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

A presentation of findings from a study visit to explore the influence on early years services in San Miniato, a village in northern Italy, of employing a particular view of children and childhood

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Country profile: Denmark
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in Denmark, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Country profile: France
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in France, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Country profile: Hungary
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in Hungary, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Country profile: Italy
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in Italy, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Country profile: Norway
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in Norway, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Country profile: Poland
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in Poland, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Country profile: Portugal
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in Portugal, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Country profile: Slovenia
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in Slovenia, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Country profile: Sweden
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in Sweden, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Country profile: United Kingdom
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of features of the early childhood education and care system in the United Kingdom, including its social context, history, governance, financing, accessibility, and workforce

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Growing Up in Scotland: Early experiences of primary school: The transition to school
Bradshaw, Paul, 2012
(Research Findings No.2/2012). Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Scotland, Scottish Government.

Findings on parent perceptions of children's readiness for and adjustment to school from a longitudinal study of the early experiences of children in Scotland

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Inclusive workforce models for rural and remote areas
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

A presentation of findings from a study visit to explore early years services in rural Norway

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Inclusive workforce models for rural and remote areas
Children in Scotland (Organization),
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of the characteristics of rural and remote areas in Europe, with a discussion of early childhood education and care service provision in those areas

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Working for inclusion: How early childhood education and care (ECEC) and its workforce can help Europe's youngest citizens
Children in Scotland (Organization), December, 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An examination of the role that early childhood education and care services and workers can play in addressing poverty and social exclusion in the 27 European Union member states and Norway

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Working for inclusion: An overview of European Union early years services and their workforce
Children in Scotland (Organization), January, 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

A summary of an overview of early childhood education and care services and workforces in the 27 European Union member states and Norway, and of an examination of the role that early childhood education and care services and workers can play in addressing poverty and social exclusion in Denmark, France, Hungary, Italy, Portugal, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden, and the United Kingdom

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Working for inclusion: An overview of European Union early years services and their workforce
Children in Scotland (Organization), January, 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

An overview of early childhood education and care services and workforces in the 27 European Union member states and Norway, and an examination of the role that early childhood education and care services and workers can play in addressing poverty and social exclusion in Denmark, France, Hungary, Italy, Portugal, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden, and the United Kingdom

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Working for inclusion: The role of the early years workforce in addressing poverty and promoting social inclusion
Children in Scotland (Organization), April, 2011
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

A summary of a project to examine the role that early childhood education and care services and workers can play in addressing poverty and social exclusion in the 27 European Union member states and Norway

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Working in an inclusive way with children and families, across agencies and age groups
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

A presentation of findings from a study visit to explore early years services in Poland, with a focus on issues related to social inclusion

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Working in an inclusive way with children and families across agencies and age groups
Children in Scotland (Organization),
Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

A discussion of models for supporting social inclusion, with an examination of the approaches adopted by countries in Europe and around the world

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Working with diversity
Children in Scotland (Organization), 2010
(Working for Inclusion: Thematic Report 2). Edinburgh, United Kingdom: Children in Scotland.

A presentation of findings from a study visit to Scotland to explore issues related to diversity in early years services

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