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Ressource category: School readiness

Measuring gender equality in education: Lessons from trends in 43 countries

By fabi

Despite declines in gender inequalities in primary school enrolment in low-income countries, significant disparities persist, challenging the notion that educational imbalances are confined to secondary and higher education levels. With the shift in focus from enrolment to the quality of education and learning outcomes, the issue of non-enrolment inprimary education remains, contradicting premature declarations of … Continued

Investing in early childhood development in preschool and at home

By fabi

The article by Duncan et al. underscores the critical role of early environmental factors, including preschool programs and home environments, in shaping children’s developmental trajectories and school readiness. It highlights that investments in early childhood,particularly in skill development and nurturing environments, can have a profound impact on children’s academic and socio-emotional development, setting a foundation … Continued

Universal Early Childhood Education and Care for Toddlers and Achievement Outcomes in Middle Childhood.

By fabi

The study investigates the impact of universal early childhood education and care (ECEC) for toddlers on academic achievements in middle childhood. The research emphasizes the potential long-term benefits of early educational interventions, suggesting that universal ECEC can significantly contribute to improved educational outcomes. By focusing on a broad population, the study underscores the importance of … Continued

Care or Cash? The Effect of Child Care Subsidies on Student Performance

By fabi

The study by Black et al. explores the impact of childcare subsidies on student performance in Norway, utilizing a unique pricing discontinuity for analytical leverage. Despite minimal influence on childcare utilization and parental employment, the research uncovers a notable positive effect on children’s academic outcomes in junior high. This suggests that the financial relief provided … Continued