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South Carolina's Preschool for Underserved 3 and 4 Year Olds

Author(s):
Laura O’Laughlin, MA, Educational Leadership PhD Student, Clemson University , Dolores Stegelin, Ph.D. Professor & Coordinator, Early Childhood Education, Clemson University, Mary Helen Martin, EdS, Educational Leadership PhD Student, Clemson University
Abstract:

High quality early childhood education (ECE) has long-lasting positive impacts for states (Warner, 2009). High quality begins with developmentally appropriate practices.  In 2009, the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) revised their position statement to include five key features of what they would consider developmentally appropriate practice (DAP): creating a caring community of learners; teaching to enhance development and learning; planning curriculum to achieve important goals; assessing children's development and learning; establishing reciprocal relationships with families.

Source:
Clemson University in Partnership with Liberty Fellowship
Date:
Nov 22 2010
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