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Claudia Macias

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 Washington, USA
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A major new study out of #MIT finds lasting academic and developmental benefits for children who participated in Boston's #preschool program. ffyf.org/new-mit-study-revea…
New MIT Study Reveals Long-Term Benefits of High-Quality Early Childhood Education

New MIT Study Reveals Long-Term Benefits of High-Quality Early Childhood Education

This morning, the School Effectiveness and Inequality Initiative at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) released the findings of a new study on the long-term effects of Boston's preschool...

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Victory! Congress has passed the #AmericanRescuePlan with $39 billion in #childcare relief! The bill now heads to @POTUS for signature. Read FFYF's statement with details about all of the early learning and care provisions in the final package. ffyf.org/congress-passes-ame…
Congress Passes American Rescue Plan with $39 Billion in Child Care Relief

Congress Passes American Rescue Plan with $39 Billion in Child Care Relief

Moments ago, the House voted to pass the American Rescue Plan after it was amended and passed by the Senate over the weekend. The sweeping pandemic relief package includes $39 billion in child care...

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This is an excellent idea even for kindergarteners.
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@edutopia2 Mar 2021
Promoting self-advocacy and encouraging students to ask questions when they have them is helpful now, and it will still be helpful when teachers and students are all in the same building. edutopia.org/article/teachin…

Teaching Students to Self-Advocate During Distance Learning

Teachers are finding ways to gauge students’ understanding of lessons this year, and guiding them to ask for help is a crucial piece of the puzzle.

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Pre-K Science Ed is Crucial for all children! Poor Science Ed in Kindergarten Harms Kids theatlantic.com/education/ar…

How Poor Science Education in Kindergarten Harms Kids

A majority of low-income and minority kindergarteners come in with poor general science knowledge—and closing that gap may be crucial for ensuring academic success later on.

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