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Bridging Systems for Family Economic Mobility: Postsecondary and Early Education Partnerships. #C482
Gault, Barbara; Reichlin Cruse, Lindsey; Schumacher, Rachel – Institute for Women's Policy Research, 2019
Promoting family economic security and mobility requires collaboration across key systems that serve families. This report describes opportunities for the early childhood and higher education systems to support each other's key goals for system advancements to increase economic mobility among America's families. It provides examples of early…
Descriptors: Partnerships in Education, Early Childhood Education, Higher Education, College Students
Lim, Teresa; Schumacher, Rachel – Center for Law and Social Policy, Inc. (CLASP), 2009
State child care policies can promote the quality and continuity of early childhood experiences and foster the healthy growth and development of babies and toddlers in all child care settings, especially if they are informed by research. The quality of the relationship between children and those who care for them influences every aspect of young…
Descriptors: Child Care, Block Grants, Infants, Child Care Centers
Lim, Teresa; Schumacher, Rachel – Center for Law and Social Policy, Inc. (CLASP), 2009
State child care policies--including licensing, subsidy, and quality enhancement strategies--can promote the quality and continuity of early childhood experiences and foster the healthy growth and development of babies and toddlers in child care settings, especially if they are informed by research. One of the policy levers states may use to…
Descriptors: Certification, Child Care, Block Grants, Infants