Rising from the “Ashes”: Quality Early Childhood Education as a Panacea for National Development in Sierra Leone

  • Agbenyega J
  • Athinodorou E
  • Monk H
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Abstract

The importance of early childhood education has now become the major focus of policy-making in national development agendas in many advanced and majority of poor economies. This push is based on overwhelming research evidence that quality early education builds strong foundation for further learning and reduces economic and social inequalities (Heckman JJ, Investing in disadvantaged young children is an economically efficient policy.

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Agbenyega, J. S., Athinodorou, E., & Monk, H. (2018). Rising from the “Ashes”: Quality Early Childhood Education as a Panacea for National Development in Sierra Leone (pp. 691–705). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-024-0927-7_33

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