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Participation Trends in ECE Programs: Who Goes Where and Why?rovision and participation. We know far less about what families who are often far removed from such discussions value. In this chapter, we use data from the India Early Childhood Education Impact (IECEI) study to explore both (quantitatively) patterns in children’s participation in ECE and (qualita

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As We Look Ahead is but a milestone, albeit a significant one, as the journey will continue through many pathways. Looking back at where we started and then looking ahead to where we want to go, we pen this Epilogue, recording the modest contributions made, the lessons learnt, and some possible pathways for the fut

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Probability and Its Applicationsn helping the readers develop a technical understanding of the meaning, scope, and significance of the concepts of early childhood education and school readiness and their interrelationships. This discussion rests?in the context of the current “l(fā)earning crisis” that is looming large over school educ

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the diversity of social contexts, it reflects on its scope in terms of sub-domains and its significance for learning and development and examines the key challenges associated with its measurement in a young child and ease of use of existing measures. In this context, it cites our longitudinal rese