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This hermeneutic literature review examines how transitions between ECEC school and ASC shape opportunities for learning with a particular focus on how continuity is conceptualised and

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In a recent study my research colleagues and I found multiple benefits for children families and caregiving staff when COC is successfully implemented

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Continuity of care supports consistent relationships between caregivers and children for the first 3 years of life or for the length of enrollment in a program Continuity of care can be provided in either same

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In this guide learn the benefits of and strategies in offering mixed age groupings to support continuity of care for young children and families Learn more about continuity of care Find

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This literature review provides an up to date comprehensive overview of what is known about process quality in early childhood education and care ECEC provision for children under age 3

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For all young children to grow and thrive they need stable relationships with caring adults who are invested in their healthy social cognitive physical and language development

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The integration of early childhood education and care ECEC is critical for child development and equity However structural and conceptual challenges persist globally This

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Includes programming and policies that help children develop secure relationships by minimizing disruptions such as changes in settings assigned caregivers and teachers and staff turnover

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Understanding why and how to implement a continuity of care approach can inspire positive and responsive changes for all early childhood educators families and children Children can form