Early Childhood Policies and Systems in Eight Countries : : Findings from IEA's Early Childhood Education Study.

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Place / Publishing House:Cham : : Springer International Publishing AG,, 2016.
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Year of Publication:2016
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (201 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Foreword
  • Contents
  • List of Figures
  • List of Tables
  • Chapter 1: Summary of Key Findings
  • About the Study
  • Public Policy
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Chapter 2: Introduction
  • The Policy Questionnaire
  • Definition of Early Childhood Education (ECE) Programs
  • Participating Countries
  • Methodology of the Policy Questionnaire
  • Structure of the Policy Report
  • Chapter 3: Overview of the Structures of the Early Childhood Education and Care Systems in the Participating Countries
  • Structure of ECE Systems
  • Parental Leave
  • Final Remarks
  • Chapter 4: Public Policy
  • Policy Aims
  • Summary Finding 1
  • Governance and System Management
  • Summary Finding 2
  • Summary Finding 3
  • Legislative Status and Statutory Entitlements for Children and Parents
  • Summary Finding 4
  • Summary Finding 5
  • Policy Changes
  • Summary Finding 6
  • Chapter 5: Delivery Models and Providers
  • Setting Types and Characteristics
  • CHILE
  • CZECH REPUBLIC
  • DENMARK
  • ESTONIA
  • ITALY
  • POLAND
  • THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
  • THE UNITED STATES
  • Summary Finding 7
  • Summary Finding 8
  • Summary Finding 9
  • Summary Finding 10
  • Target Populations
  • Summary Finding 11
  • Setting Enrollment Rates
  • Summary Finding 12
  • Setting Funding Strategies
  • Summary Finding 13
  • System Transitions
  • Summary Finding 14
  • Chapter 6: Participation and Enrollment
  • Levels of Participation in ECE Programs for Children from Subgroups of the Overall Population
  • Children from Low-Income Families
  • Children with Special Needs or Disability
  • Children from a Minority Ethnic Group
  • Children whose Home Language is Different than the National Language
  • Summary Finding 15
  • Prioritizing or Targeting Strategies for ECE Enrollment
  • Summary Finding 16.
  • Diversity and Cultural Responsiveness of Settings
  • Summary Finding 17
  • Coverage and Availability of ECE Provision
  • Summary Finding 18
  • Summary Finding 19
  • Costs to Parents for Participation in ECE
  • Summary Finding 20
  • Targeted Early Intervention Programs
  • Summary Finding 21
  • Chapter 7: Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Regulatory Environment
  • Summary Finding 22
  • Staff Qualifications, Training and Remuneration
  • CHILE
  • CZECH REPUBLIC
  • DENMARK
  • ESTONIA
  • ITALY
  • POLAND
  • THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
  • THE UNITED STATES
  • Summary Finding 23
  • Summary Finding 24
  • Summary Finding 25
  • Group Size and Ratios
  • Group size
  • Staff:child ratios
  • Summary Finding 26
  • Health and Safety Measures
  • Summary Finding 27
  • ECE Curriculum Guidance and Pedagogic Approaches
  • Summary Finding 28
  • Parental Participation In Learning
  • Summary Finding 29
  • Accreditation, Inspection, Reporting and Accountability
  • Summary Finding 30
  • Summary Finding 31
  • Chapter 8: Expectations for Child Outcomes, Assessment and Reporting
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Summary Finding 32
  • Assessment Methods
  • Summary Finding 33
  • Reporting of Outcomes Data
  • Summary Finding 34
  • Use of Child Outcomes Data
  • Summary Finding 35
  • Chapter 9: Individual Country Profiles
  • Country Profile: Chile
  • Structure
  • Public Policy
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Country Profile: Czech Republic
  • System Structure
  • Public Policy
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Country Profile: Denmark
  • System Structure
  • Public Policy
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes.
  • Country Profile: Estonia
  • System Structure
  • Public Policy
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Country Profile: Italy
  • System Structure
  • Public Policy
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Country Profile: Poland
  • System Structure
  • Public Policy
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Country Profile: Russian Federation
  • System Structure
  • Public Policy
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Country Profile: United States
  • System Structure
  • Public Policy
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Chapter 10: Final Reflections: Emerging Policy Issues
  • Public Policy
  • Policy Issue 1
  • Policy Issue 2
  • Policy Issue 3
  • Policy Issue 4
  • Delivery Models and Providers
  • Policy Issue 5
  • Participation and Enrollment
  • Policy Issue 6
  • Supporting Quality in ECE
  • Policy Issue 7
  • Policy Issue 8
  • Policy Issue 9
  • Expectations for Child Outcomes
  • Policy Issue 10
  • Concluding Comments
  • References
  • APPENDIX A: Glossary
  • APPENDIX B: Organizations and Individuals Involved in ECES
  • Study Management and Coordination
  • IEA Data Processing and Research Center
  • CREC
  • NFER
  • IEA Secretariat
  • Project Advisory Committee
  • Country Representatives.