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  • This trend allowed the majority of American children to have access to some form of early childhood education.
  • Enroll in an early childhood education program and take classes in child development.
  • There are several types of programs that represent early childhood education.
  • One of the first early childhood education initiatives in the United States was the Head Start program, started in 1965.
  • Many early childhood education programs operate under the auspices of Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
  • Other early childhood education programs may be run by private for-profit companies, churches, or as part of a private school curriculum.
  • Georgia introduced the first statewide universal pre-K program, offering free early childhood education to all four-year-old children.
  • Nearly three-fourths of young children in the United States are involved in some sort of early childhood education.
  • Some groups of children have higher rates of participation in early childhood education programs than others.
  • High quality early childhood education assists many at-risk children in avoiding poor outcomes, such as dropping out of school.
  • One extensive study found that people who participated in ECE were less likely to be on welfare as adults compared to those who had not received any early childhood education.
  • All programs in early childhood education are not equally effective in promoting the learning and development of young children.
  • Long-term benefits are usually seen only in high-quality early childhood education programs.
  • A significant problem with early childhood education is that most programs available cannot be considered high quality.
  • Because of the potential benefits to children, some people support the idea of government-sponsored universal early childhood education programs.
  • People should rethink the value of early childhood education because of increasing needs for a more highly educated workforce in the twenty-first century.
  • In spite of the controversies, demographic trends in the early 2000s indicate that early childhood education has become, and will continue to be, an important aspect of the U.S. educational system.
  • Parents are often understandably concerned about the quality of the early childhood education programs available to them.
  • Does he/she have a degree in early childhood education or related work experience?
  • Students in their early childhood education programs obtain hand-on experience caring for children, and parents receive the benefit of energetic, interested caretakers and low cost care.
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