Early Childhood Education in Mexico: Expansion, quality improvement, and curricular reform
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- Joseph Shapiro & Harry Anthony Patrinos & Jorge Trevino Moreno, 2004. "Education for All : Compensating for Disadvantage in Mexico," World Bank Publications - Reports 10357, The World Bank Group.
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early childhood; early childhood development; early childhood education; educational evaluation; educational reforms; preschool education; right to care and protection;All these keywords.
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- I29 - Health, Education, and Welfare - - Education - - - Other
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