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Answers to these questions—questions about early childhood curriculum, child assessment, and program evaluation—are the foundation of this joint position statement from the National Association for the Edu-cation of Young Children (NAEYC) and the National As-sociation of Early Childhood Specialists in State Depart-ments of Education (NAECS ...
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