Uses of Data on Child Outcomes and Program Processes in Early Childhood Accountability Systems: Assumptions, Challenges, and Consequences

John M. Love

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Abstract: This paper examines a number of issues crucial in establishing state early childhood accountability systems. The author notes that these systems require careful consideration of who will be using the results and how the results are likely to be used.

Keywords: Child Outcomes; Early Childhood (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 37
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