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The benefits of early childhood education can persist in the long run

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2021
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Carr, Robert
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Carr, Robert (2021). The benefits of early childhood education can persist in the long run. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/23932.
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Robert Carr

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Robert C. Carr is a research scientist at the Center for Child and Family Policy. His research broadly considers how child care and early childhood education programming influences children’s development of academic and social-behavioral skills, with recent efforts focused on the effects of state-funded pre-kindergarten and Head Start preschool programming. A novel aspect of this research examines the conditions under which early childhood program effects are more or less like

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