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The third grade reading benchmark: What it means for equity within the birth through third grade continuum A discussion of the role of early childhood education in supporting third grade reading achievement in Michigan |
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Linking early childhood to the early elementary years to improve student outcomes and reduce the achievement gap A discussion of the benefits of a coordinated birth through third grade approach to early and elementary education in Michigan |
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Early education in the governor's FY 2014 budget An overview of provisions related to early education in the Massachusetts governor's proposed 2014 fiscal year budget |
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Early care and education: Policy considerations for ensuring high-quality pre-k programs A discussion of best policies and practices in the areas of early care and education governance, standards alignment, professional development, program assessment, and longitudinal data systems |
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Head Start State Collaboration Office needs assessment: 2009 update An overview of the characteristics of low income families and Head Start programs in Arizona, as well as of recent early childhood policy and funding developments |
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Summer Matters: How summer learning strengthens students' success: Key findings A summary of an evaluation of summer learning programs in Fresno, Los Angeles, and Sacramento, California, that examines program quality and the social skills and academic outcomes of participants, based on program observations, parent surveys and focus groups, and student surveys and assessments |
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Summer Matters: How summer learning strengthens students' success [Executive summary] A summary of an evaluation of summer learning programs in Fresno, Los Angeles, and Sacramento, California, that examines program quality and the social skills and academic outcomes of participants, based on program observations, parent surveys and focus groups, and student surveys and assessments |
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San Diego Quick Assessment |
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Summer Matters: How summer learning strengthens students' success An evaluation of summer learning programs in Fresno, Los Angeles, and Sacramento, California, that examines program quality and the social skills and academic outcomes of participants, based on program observations, parent surveys and focus groups, and student surveys and assessments |
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Office of Child Development and Early Learning: Program reach and risk assessment: State fiscal year 2011-12 [Executive summary] A summary of an analysis of the geographic distribution in Pennsylvania of school failure risk indicators and of early childhood program availability, based on secondary and administrative data |
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Office of Child Development and Early Learning: Program reach and risk assessment: State fiscal year 2011-12 An analysis of the geographic distribution in Pennsylvania of school failure risk indicators and of early childhood program availability, based on secondary and administrative data |
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Delivering quality early learning in low-resource settings: Progress and challenges in Ethiopia A summary of a study of Ethiopian children's educational experiences during their preschool years and their transitions to primary school, based on longitudinal survey data from cohorts of approximately 1,000 older and 2,000 younger children and on qualitative data for a subsample of 40 children |
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The state of early childhood programs: 2013 An overview of early childhood program quality, prices, subsidization, use, and employment in the United States |
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Colorado early childhood education An overview of Colorado's full-day kindergarten program and the Colorado Preschool Program, a publicly-funded program for at risk children |
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Family child care providers and training An examination of child care licensing provisions in 23 states related to training requirements for family child care providers in early childhood education or child development |
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The economic impact of the early care and education industry in New Mexico A summary of an analysis of the economic role of the early care and education industry in New Mexico, in terms of individuals employed and spending on services, as well as its role in supporting other industries, parental labor force participation, and child development |
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The economic impact of early care and education in New Mexico An analysis of the economic role of the early care and education industry in New Mexico, in terms of individuals employed and spending on services, as well as its role in supporting other industries, parental labor force participation, and child development |
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Executive summary: Investments in early care and education in Nevada A summary of an analysis of the economic role of the early care and education industry in Nevada, in terms of individuals employed and spending on services, as well as its role in supporting other industries, parental labor force participation, and child development |
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Investments in early care and education in Nevada An analysis of the economic role of the early care and education industry in Nevada, in terms of individuals employed and spending on services, as well as its role in supporting other industries, parental labor force participation, and child development |
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State of the state of expanded learning in California 2012-2013 An examination of the population served by, funding sources of, and unmet need for expanded learning programs in California |
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After school program quality standards: A review of standards developed by cities and states from across the nation A comparison of the content of quality standards for after school programs in Baltimore, Maryland; California; Washington, District of Columbia; Florida; Georgia; Maryland; Michigan; Missouri; Nashville, Tennessee; New York; and North Carolina |
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Impact of an Early Reading First program on the language and literacy achievement of children from diverse language backgrounds This study used an age-cutoff regression discontinuity design to examine the impact of a well-resourced Early Reading First prekindergarten program designed to foster the language and literacy development of 4-year-old children from low-income homes. A special challenge for the application of the language-rich curriculum and professional development package implemented in this study was the presence of a large proportion of ELL children in essentially English-speaking classrooms. We, therefore, sought to determine whether the program was effective for improving English language and literacy outcomes for English-language learners as well as native English speakers. There were large and significant differences between treatment and control groups on literacy outcomes for all students. On the literacy tasks, ELL students in the treatment groups performed nearly as well or better than non-ELL students at the beginning of kindergarten, and reached national norms on standardized tests. There were also significant program impacts on some language outcomes for all students. ELL students who received the intervention significantly outperformed ELL students in the control groups on English receptive and expressive vocabulary. On the more complex oral comprehension skills, preschool did not have a significant impact for ELL students. Intervention effects on receptive vocabulary and oral comprehension for native speakers were found only for the third cohort and were not found for expressive vocabulary. These results provide evidence that, given material supports, coaching, professional development, and the use of a language and literacy-focused curriculum, prekindergarten classrooms can enable low-SES children from diverse language backgrounds to enter kindergarten with literacy skills at or near national norms and can significantly impact some language skills. While non-native speakers of English continued to score lower on language measures than their native-speaking peers, results show that 1 year of preschool can put all children on a positive trajectory for long-term success in school. |
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Research methods to assess dietary intake and program participation in child care day care: Application to the Child and Adult Care Food Program: Workshop summary A summary of a workshop to examine methodological considerations for the design of a nationally representative study of children's diet, nutrition, and participation in child care programs |
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CCHRSC Child Care Administrator Standards Update and ECE-School-Age Care Profile Development Project: Inclusion from the perspective of diversity: Snapshot report An examination of the concepts of diversity and inclusion as they relate to early childhood education (ECE) practice and policy in Canada, based on 31 key informant interviews with practitioners and experts in the ECE sector |
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Mathematics in early childhood education: Revolution or evolution? A summary of the history of debate, since 1960, over the appropriateness of formal mathematical curriculum use in the early years, and a discussion of the possibility of future reform in the area of early educator teacher training in the instruction of mathematics |
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