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ECD Ranks High In Latin America
December 5, 2008
Courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen.
-Brené Brown
-Brené Brown
- Early childhood development
- Fiscal rules
- Increased investment in infrastructure
- Policy and programme evaluation agency
- Conditional cash transfers
- Universal heath insurance
- Nutrition programmes for preschool children
- Crime prevention
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Displaying 1 CommentDenver, CO., United States
Based on my personal and professional experience studying education both in Guatemala and Brazil, I believe k-12 education must be even more of a priority in Latin America than early childhood education. Basically in Latin America there are two systems: private and religious schools for those with money, and horrible public schools (often only 2 1/2 hours a day) for the poor. The best ECE programs in the world will not change this!
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