Sentences with phrase «early years education represents»
More Than Just Stimulating Minds Prevention Action, 5/3/13 «Early years education represents an important step forward in thinking.
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«As members of the New York State Senate, we are deeply offended by Mayor Bill de Blasio's recent assertion that the children in New York City are more deserving and more in need of early childhood education than the 4 and 5 - year - olds in the communities we represent,» three Republican state senators — John Flanagan, Joe Robach and John DeFrancisco — said in a statement.
We represent those working in education, early years and childcare, ensuring that our members have the support and guidance of a strong and approachable union throughout their career.
Kris Perry, executive director of the First Five Years Fund says that ESSA represents a historic gain for early childhood education, «a moment in troubled times when a Congress came together and acted on overwhelming research from experts, demand from voters, and actions taken by state and local leaders across the country to support the development of children from birth to age 5.»
Our program represents a significant investment in early childhood education, which will yield returns extending well beyond the elementary years (O'Brien & Dervarics, 2007).
Tammy Godley, an attorney representing the six families opposed to education savings accounts, argued that based on early enrollment figures the Clark County School District in the first year would lose more than $ 17 million, a sum that would grow as more parents opt into the program.
The government must tackle the perception that early years education «lacks status and importance» and attracts lower pay to attract more men, according to James Bowen, who represents middle leaders at the union.
«The middle childhood years are a time that is particularly critical developmentally because it represents the transition from childhood into adolescence,» says Kimberly Schonert - Reichl, the principal investigator of the study, and a professor in UBC's Faculty of Education and the Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP).