In this World bank report, leading researchers and implementation experts from an array of disciplines provide evidence-based, cost-effective, and actionable strategies for delivering quality early childhood education (ECE) at scale in low- and middle-income countries (LMICS). The researchers note:
"High quality ECE can help children develop the cognitive and socioemotional skills, executive function, and motivation that will help them succeed both in school and beyond. Investments in ECE establish the foundation to build the human capital needed for individual well-being and more equitable and prosperous societies."
The authors conclude that this investment in ECE may be the key to tackling 'Learning Poverty" experienced all around the world.
Here are two links:
An article that reflects on this report in US
2. The actual report from the World Bank itself:
