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Powerful Potential of Parents

Critical Influences, Ages 0 – 5, Extending into K-12 Grades

Donald R. Draayer
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Pages
28
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

This HANDBOOK is born out of hope for all our littlest ones.
Parent influence is greatest, ages 0 to 5, when brain growth, learning capacity, and emotional stability are largely established - 80% by age 3 and 90% by age 5.
Early childhood home and neighborhood experiences are foundational.
Pre-school "Opportunity Gaps" are highly correlated to K-12 "Achievement Gaps" .
All pupils learn in K-12, but children raised in poverty rarely soar.

Parents in all income levels love their children, and those in higher socio-economic levels have "the means" to enrich their child's lives where it most counts - during their formative years, ages 0 to 5, and then continuing into K-12 years.
This handbook celebrates what promotes early childhood brain growth and development and clarifies why so many children in poverty are left behind — identified as one of America's greatest challenges in the 21st Century.

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