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Inclusion in early childhood care and education : Brief on inclusion in education

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child development; developing country; rural development; impact evaluation, Early childhood education, Education Practical Tools
Inclusion in education must start in the early years when the foundation for lifelong learning is built and fundamental values and attitudes are formed. Inequality in learning and development emerges during early childhood before children begin primary school. Beginning to address inclusion when children begin primary school is simply too late.

Read More: https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000379502

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