Browsing: Quality and Curriculum
Child care has become a higher profile public policy priority as politicians have taken notice of Americans’ child care concerns. Last year, Congress passed the largest ever increase—$2.37 billion—in the federal government’s major child care program. F
ECD Implementation Insights: Will this program work here? Assessing Feasibility
Type: Post
Diana Leyva, Ph.D.
Family involvement programs can look great on paper and yet fail miserably. Programs can have defined goals, a well-defined time frame and program structure, research-based curricula, proven results for a specific target population, and still fail to p
Supporting Children’s Learning: The Classroom Environment
Type: Presentation, Webinar & Video
Researchers and educators communicate prolifically about key elements of high-quality preschool. Yet, we don’t highlight often enough the quality that is needed later in the spectrum of early childhood education. Read more. The first video in our thre
Exploring Classroom Content through Instructional Strategies
Type: Presentation, Webinar & Video
Researchers and educators communicate prolifically about key elements of high-quality preschool. It is important that the high quality the field seeks in preschool is carried through to third grade, the upper end of the early childhood continuum. Read
The State of Preschool 2011: On the Edge of a Crisis
Type: Presentation, Webinar & Video
Video – Growing and Learning in Preschool
Type: Presentation, Webinar & Video
Growing and Learning in Preschool NIEER’s five-minute video, Growing and Learning in Preschool, shows the essential features of a high-quality preschool program. You’ll see how a preschool curriculum based on solid research builds school and life-relat
Video – Preschool: America’s Best Investment
Type: Presentation, Webinar & Video
Preschool: America’s Best Investment Can investing in high-quality early education reduce the demand for high-cost special education, social welfare and criminal justice systems? NIEER Director Steve Barnett makes this point in this new video, which fe