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consequences of learning about the international early childhood

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Inequity in in quality programs begins on the the early childhood level.    Low income families have lack of access to quality preschool Legislators need to support funding to  provide assistance to schools serving low-income populations, more readily available to preschool programs.  Accountability standards that more accurately track preschool achievement.  By Jennifer Rokosa  Posted on  October 20, 2011, 9:00 am As a professional,  my insight on how early childhood education can impact children in both a positive and negative way.  While children who are provided quality EC education can thrive.  The children who are not afforded the same benefits may suffer in the long run.   An investment in quality education and universal standards can help benefit all children. Researching globally it is good to see there is a movement into education but more work needs to be done in order to have children globally to get the educa...