Research Reports

What Impacts Does Preschool Education Have on Personal Responsibility and Related Social Behavior?

March 1, 2006
Karen L. Schulman and W. Steven Barnett

The Macroeconomics of Pre-Schooling: Simulating the Effects of Universal Early Childhood Education on the U.S. Economy

March 1, 2006
Clive R. Belfield and Andre Neveu

Increasing the Effectiveness of Preschool Programs

March 1, 2006
Debra J. Ackerman and W. Steven Barnett

Estimated Impacts of Number of Years of Preschool Attendance on Vocabulary, Literacy and Math Skills at Kindergarten Entry

March 1, 2006

Does It Pay to Invest in Preschool for All? Analyzing Return-on-Investment in Three States

March 1, 2006
Clive R. Belfield

The Effects of Investing in Early Education on Economic Growth

January 1, 2006

Effects of Preschool on Educational Achievement

March 1, 2005
Luis M. Laosa

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NIEER's report State(s) of Head Start & Early Head Start: Looking at Equity will be released on Dec. 1st. It is NIEER's second report on Head Start & the first to focus on equity of access to Head Start both across states, during the pandemic, & by child race & ethnicity.

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Adults who grew up in cities with lead-contaminated water had lower cognitive functioning at age 72 than those who did not, reported by the National Institute on Aging & the National Institute of Child Health & Human Development. https://t.co/W5QnB4HYuG

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