Current issues in day care for young children : research and policy implications : papers from a conference at London University, February 27-28, 1990

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Current issues in day care for young children : research and policy implications : papers from a conference at London University, February 27-28, 1990

edited by Peter Moss and Edward Melhuish ; [organized by] Thomas Coram Research Unit

H.M.S.O., 1991

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Day care for young children

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At head of title: Department of Health, Thomas Coram Research Unit

Spine title: Day care for young children

Includes bibliographical references

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Is day care harnful for young children? What type of day care is best? What is good quality care? How should day care relate to other services and other policies? The increasing demand for women in the labour market has given day care a high profile - in the media, amongst employers and in government. The new interest in day care raises many questions and issues; getting the answers right is essential if the needs of children and their parents are to be properly met. This book makes an important contribution to an informed debate, it presents the papers given at a major Conference in 1990, organized by the Department of Health and Thomas Coram Research Unit. The main objective was to look at the findings of day care research and their implications for policy. Researchers from the USA abd Sweden, as well as Britain, contribute to provide an international dimension, both on research and policy.

Table of Contents

  • Policy issues in day care
  • research issues in day care
  • day care in the USA
  • day care in Sweden
  • day care policy and provision in Britain
  • research on day care in Britain
  • educational aspects of day care in England and Wales
  • future directions for day care policy and research.

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