Friday, May 02, 2008
The Center for Law And Social Policy...
Here's another online resource for you to bookmark...
CLASP (Center for Law And Social Policy) is a great online resource for early childhood educators. CLASP's child care and early education work is dedicated to promoting policies that support both child development and the needs of low-income working parents. CLASP conducts policy analysis, research, and technical assistance to expand access to and resources for high-quality, comprehensive child care and early education; build effective child care and early education systems including child care subsidies, Head Start, pre-kindergarten and other early education initiatives; and ensure these systems can be responsive to the developmental needs of all children, in particular infants and toddlers and children in immigrant families. CLASP's child care and early education work highlights state-by-state data where available.
This site is one of the best sources of data and publications about early childhood issues on the web. Check it out... I think you be amazed at the amount and quality of inforamtion available.
Here's another online resource for you to bookmark...
CLASP (Center for Law And Social Policy) is a great online resource for early childhood educators. CLASP's child care and early education work is dedicated to promoting policies that support both child development and the needs of low-income working parents. CLASP conducts policy analysis, research, and technical assistance to expand access to and resources for high-quality, comprehensive child care and early education; build effective child care and early education systems including child care subsidies, Head Start, pre-kindergarten and other early education initiatives; and ensure these systems can be responsive to the developmental needs of all children, in particular infants and toddlers and children in immigrant families. CLASP's child care and early education work highlights state-by-state data where available.
This site is one of the best sources of data and publications about early childhood issues on the web. Check it out... I think you be amazed at the amount and quality of inforamtion available.
// posted by Tammy Wachter @ 4:54 PM 
