Standardized Childhood: The Political and Cultural Struggle over Early Education

Bruce C. Fuller · Margaret Bridges · Seeta Pai

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Contents @toc4:Preface: Who Defines Childhood? xxx @toc2:Chapter 1 Why Universal Preschool Now? 1 Chapter 2 The Historical Contest over Early Education 00 Chapter 3 Welcome to the Rainbow Room 00 Chapter 4 Oklahoma--The Brave New World 00 Chapter 5 California--Preschool with Pluralism 00 Chapter 6 Which Children Benefit from Preschool--The Research Shows that 00 Chapter 7 Early Learning in Latino Communities Chapter 8 Richer Childhoods, Stronger Families--How to Move Forward? 00 @toc4:The Research Team, Methods, and Many Thanks 00 Acronyms 00 Notes 00 Index 00

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