Titlebook: Early Childhood Education and School Readiness in India; Quality and Diversit Venita Kaul,Suman Bhattacharjea Book 2019 Springer Nature Sin

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Situating Teacher Beliefsh ideals for themselves and their students. They also talked about the benefits of preschool education although their perceptions on the kind of instruction varied. In contextualizing their beliefs and exploring the challenges that they faced, the teachers highlighted questions about teacher autonomy and agency.

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Participation Trends in ECE Programs: Who Goes Where and Why? . ECE center they should attend; and (3) deciding . they should transition into ECE and then on to primary school. Our findings show that although most of the children participated in preprimary education, parents’ views on what constitutes good ECE are far removed from policy guidelines.

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nt. However, this lack of significance may not be as much because of the absence of a “real” difference in learning levels between the younger and older children as much as it is due to the overall low scoring context in which these children are located.

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, formal and developmentally appropriate, with scores on deconstructed school readiness indicators to gain deeper insights into this relationship. It also identifies a positive association between preschool type and school readiness and flags this as an area requiring further research.

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sumption is that children in a given grade are roughly the same age, and the second is that children in a given grade are at roughly the same learning level. Based on this evidence, the chapter concludes that schools in India are far from “ready” to help children learn.

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What Works for School Readiness? Understanding Quality in Preschool Education, formal and developmentally appropriate, with scores on deconstructed school readiness indicators to gain deeper insights into this relationship. It also identifies a positive association between preschool type and school readiness and flags this as an area requiring further research.

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Are Schools “Ready for Children”? Assumptions and Ground Realitiessumption is that children in a given grade are roughly the same age, and the second is that children in a given grade are at roughly the same learning level. Based on this evidence, the chapter concludes that schools in India are far from “ready” to help children learn.

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source of comprehensive field-based evidence and information.This volume makes a comprehensive assessment of the status and quality of early educational experiences at preschool and early primary grades in India. It raises a serious concern that despite high enrolment in preschools, children’s schoo