What Tulsa Tells Us About Universal Pre-K
The effects of pre-K persist through adulthood and the long-term benefits exceed the short-term costs
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The effects of pre-K persist through adulthood and the long-term benefits exceed the short-term costs
A collection of resources for PDG B-5 grant applications
States and districts should take advantage of federal relief dollars to ensure all children get off to a solid start
An invitation to join the ever-evolving story of transformation within the ECE field
This policy overview explores states’ efforts to collect and use early learning data to effectively serve children and families.
The first post of a multi-part blog series on Social-emotional learning (SEL).
Speakers discussed ways to incorporate language and culture to ensure equitable curriculum development and delivery
A look at state priorities and strategies for distributing child care stabilization grant funding
In a new book, Elliot lays out his views on several hot-button education policy issues between the worlds of early childhood and K-12 ed.
While most kindergarten-aged children do attend some type of kindergarten, their experience depends on where they live.
As early childhood education programs address teacher shortages, one community program is growing teachers from within.
Takeaways from California’s DLL Pilot Study on effective strategies and opportunities to support DLLs in early learning settings
Head Start educators reported on challenges they’ve faced collecting and using assessments and identifying opportunities for improvement
Meet the 2022-24 LSX Fellows: mid-career professionals—across five sectors and eight countries—focused on children's learning, ages 2 to 12.
An LSX Project in which caregivers share children’s voices as they talk about culture and friendship, around the world.