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Introduction: Why EPPE? Kathy Sylva and the EPPE Team | |
The EPPE settings in the context of English pre-schools Iram Siraj-Blatchford | |
The EPPE Research design: An educational effectiveness focus Pam Sammons | |
Why children, parents and home learning are important Edward Melhuish | |
Quality in Early Childhood settings | |
Does pre-school make a difference?: Results over the pre-school period (to aged 5) | |
Do the benefits of pre-school last? Investigating pupil outcomes to the end of Key Stage 2 (aged 11) | |
A focus on pedagogy: Case studies of effective practice | |
Vulnerable children: Identifying children æat riskÆ | |
A linked study: Effective Pre-school Provision in Northern Ireland | |
Re-thinking the evidence-base for Early Years policy and practice | |
Glossary of terms | |
How children were assessed at different time points throughout the study | |
The Home Learning Environment at different time points | |
The EPPE Technical Papers | |
Social/behavioural dimensions at different time points (items associated with dimensions) | |
The Multiple Disadvantage Index | |
Results from analyses of pre-school effects compared with those of family income and parentsÆ employment status | |
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