207K views · 561 reactions | How do kids benefit from early childhood education? The research points to 3 lasting impacts. | Edutopia | Facebook

35K views · 96 reactions | A new study’s shown our tamariki who attend early childhood education have fewer emotional difficulties, but a higher chance of being exposed to common infectious diseases. Co-author of the study ‘Growing up in New Zealand’ Associate Professor Andrew Gibbons weighs in on the benefits of early childhood education, and where we could see improvements. | Breakfast | Facebook

61 reactions | Early childhood education helps young children develop the foundational skills they need to succeed later in life.  Our NEW REPORT with UNICEF Office of Research - Innocenti and Pacific Regional Education Framework maps the quality and progress of early childhood education systems across 15 Pacific Island Countries & Territories. Get the evidence ⬇️ https://uni.cf/4c1cOiN | UNICEF Pacific | Facebook

1.5K views | Early Childhood Australia welcomes proposed changes to the Child Care Subsidy (CCS) Activity Test. This long-overdue change will ensure all children can access the high-quality early childhood education and care they deserve, regardless of the activities of their parents. Removing this barrier aligns with ECA's enduring commitment to equity and every child thriving and learning. #ActivityTest | Early Childhood Australia | Facebook

566 reactions | THE FIRST STEP TO ECCE Early childhood education is the key to the betterment of society. However, being passionate and loving for young children isn’t enough. This Certificate in ECCE allows you to carry out relevant routines, prepare teaching aids, assist in activities, and help set up the learning environment. The first 5 years have so much to do with how the next 80 years turn out. More about our ECCE programmes at www.segi.edu.my | SEGi University & Colleges | Facebook