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Arkansas Child Development and Early Learning Standards: Birth through 60 Months Shared expectations for what children typically know, understand, and are able to do at different ages of early childhood April 2016. April 2016. Dear Arkansas Early Childhood Education Professional, We are excited to present an important new resource for the state's early childhood community, the Arkansas Child Development and Early Learning Standards: Birth through 60 Months. Arkansas is a state that believes in the unlimited potential of its children, and this document will help early child- hood professionals to support our youngest children in reaching their full potential in school and in life. Years of brain development research show that the quality of a child's early environments, including the quality of early care and education they experience, profoundly influences how the brain wires.
Arkansas Kids Read of Central Arkansas diana Courson, Associate director Arkansas State University Childhood Services paige Cox, professional development Administrator Division of Child Care/Early Childhood Education pam draper, head start director Cleveland County School District Head Start Angela duran, Campaign director
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