Child care workforce retention incentives are an effective state policy to impact: Nurturing and Responsive Child Care in Safe Settings SUMMARY Child care workforce retention incentives are an effective state policy to impact: Â Child
The federal Build Back Better Act proposes a historic investment in the care of infants and toddlers that increases access and affordability by raising income eligibility levels in many states, capping family copayments, and setting
Wednesday, July 28, 2021 | 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Central Time This event has passed. Click here to go to the event page for recording and materials. To care for children, we must also
Our own Dr. Abby Lane joins EdsUp! podcast host Dr. Cathy Grace for a conversation about the American Rescue Plan and its many implications for early care and education. Listen below and on Sound Cloud.
RESEARCH BRIEF | B.004.0221 February 2021 Download PDF Research demonstrates that the prenatal-to-3 age period lays the foundation for children’s cognitive and emotional development.1 It is critical that infants and toddlers receive nurturing, responsive care
On October 28, 2020, the LBJ School welcomed Dr. John B. King, the president and CEO of The Education Trust and the former U.S. Secretary of Education under President Barack Obama.
Child care workforce qualifications are theoretically aligned with these policy goals: Nurturing and Responsive Child Care in Safe Settings Optimal Child Health and Development SUMMARY Child care workforce qualifications are theoretically aligned with these policy
Child care coaching is theoretically aligned with these policy goals: Nurturing and Responsive Child Care in Safe Settings Optimal Child Health and Development SUMMARY Child care coaching is theoretically aligned with these policy goals: To