This working paper considers ways to tackle the critical issue of early drop-out and under-achievement of children at school. It draws on evidence of the benefits of early childhood programmes to children’s learning and success in school. It particularly examines how well-designed early childhood programmes can effectively address poverty and exclusion. The paper also looks at how to aid the transition to school from either home or an early childhood programme. The connection between the first goal of UNESCO’s Education for All initiative (early childhood care and education) and the attainment of other goals has not received adequate attention at any level. This paper seeks to redress that.
| Author(s) | Caroline Arnold, Kathy Bartlett, Saima Gowani, Rehana Merali, |
| 3/01/07 | |
| Pages | 56 |
| Submitter | Ariana Sani |
Child Development
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