Developing Reliable and Valid Measures of Implementation to Support High Quality in Early Care and Education Centers

Shannon Monahan, Gretchen Kirby and Katie Gonzalez

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Abstract: This brief, part of a series of research briefs presenting findings from a multi-case study of 30 ECE centers, focuses on the psychometric properties of the ICHQ implementation measures.

Keywords: Child care; Head Start; Methods and Tools (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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