The report says the number of preschool slots alone has dropped 4% from 2022, to the lowest number since at least 2005.
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https://ctmirror.org/2024/01/09/ct-voices-children-child-care-preschool
The report says the number of preschool slots alone has dropped 4% from 2022, to the lowest number since at least 2005.
Read more...
https://ctmirror.org/2024/01/09/ct-voices-children-child-care-preschool
Now that we’re parents ourselves, the tables have turned. We’re faced with myriad of decisions about where to send our kids to school, which play dates to organize, where we should spend extra money in the store’s organic section or what to do when our little one is bullied. Why do our childhoods seem like the ancient past, and how did our parents survive this constant decision-making process without completely sabotaging our development?
Parents have important choices to make regarding their kids’ education—and these decisions are coming sooner and sooner. Kindergarten is seen as the new first grade and academic rigor is increasing. This means it’s even more important for parents to make sure their kids are on a good developmental footing. One of the best ways to do this is through a quality preschool education program.
But there are still plenty of people who don’t believe preschool is important or are otherwise skeptical of its benefits. We’ve asked early childhood education experts to weigh-in on some of the commons myths or misunderstandings about preschool and help explain exactly why preschool is so important...
More: https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/education/blog/why-preschool-important-myths/