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Conceptualisations of care and education in early childhood education and care

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Early Childhood Education and Care

2021
Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) refers to education and childcare provided in regulated settings from birth to the start of primary school. This POSTnote summarises the evidence on the association between ECEC and children's development in England and the key factors that affect this. It also covers the impact of government-funded ECEC places
Ria Bernard, Abbi Hobbs
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Early Childhood Education and Care

1998
Our purpose in heading this chapter with the quotation above is twofold. First, it demonstrates that, in contrast to other aspects of social policy relating to children, the field of early years education has at its core a strong ethos of child-centredness.
Paul Daniel, John Ivatts
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Caring to Educate and Educating to Care in Early Childhood Education in Spain

2021
Teachers of young children are guided and supported in their care practices by the Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) adopted by the United Nations (UN 1989). The care we show towards the youngest members of society is a form of education and, as such, should be treated as a global ecological imperative with agreed collective commitments and
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Early Childhood Education and Care

Early childhood education and care (ECEC) refers to the learning and developmental experiences provided to children from birth to 5 years of age and in some countries up to the age of 8. Many theories of development explain these experiences, which promote the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of young children with the aim of ...
Sivanes Phillipson, Wendy Goff, Gerarda Richards, Susanne Garvis   +3 more
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Toddlers in Nordic Early Childhood Education and Care

2018
Nordic countries were among the first to introduce parental leave, including a period earmarked for fathers, and have high childcare coverage, also among children under 3 years of age. While many countries distinguish between childcare (for children aged 0–2) and pre-school (3–6), the so-called Nordic model represents a unified system of early ...
Hansen, Ole Henrik, Greve, Anne
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Early Childhood Care and Education in Ethiopia

2023
Ethiopian Journal of Teacher Education and Leadership, Vol. 1 No.
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Mother's education and early childhood educational care

Journal of Demographic Economics
AbstractWe analyze the impact of extending mandatory education from five to eight years on mothers’ involvement in early childhood educational activities, using data from the Turkish Time Use Survey. The compulsory education reform substantially increased the likelihood of mothers completing at least middle school (eight years of schooling).
Betul Akar, Pelin Akyol, Cagla Okten
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Early childhood care and education in India

International Journal of Early Years Education, 1994
Abstract A brief history of the development of Early Childhood Care and Education in pre and post Independent India has been given first. The current situation of ECCE, teacher training and research has been described and the Research — Policy — Program interface has been delineated.
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