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Episode 2: Sustaining Early Childhood Learning Gains

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Episode 2: Sustaining Early Childhood Learning Gains

Professor Arthur J Reynolds, co-editor of Sustaining Early Childhood Learning Gains, talks about the importance of investing in high-quality education programmes in the first decade of a learner’s life to get optimal benefits. 
Professor Arthur J Reynolds
Assessment Curriculum Early Years
Dad with two young children

Professor Reynolds breaks down the skills and benefits for children who are introduced to early learning into four parts:

  • Managing emotions and following regulations in classrooms
  • Learning language and developing critical communication skills
  • Learning number skills by age 3 and 4
  • Early scientific literacy through exploration

 

Listen to the podcast below.

 

 

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