The document discusses early childhood education and its importance for children's holistic development, noting that while opportunities begin at home, access to quality early childhood care and education programs benefits children by making them more prepared for primary school and helping them achieve higher levels of education. It also mentions that many children worldwide enter primary school without having spent any time in a formal education setting and lists some countries that offer free higher education. Finally, it examines target 4.4 of the Sustainable Development Goals regarding skills for employment, decent jobs, and entrepreneurship.
The document discusses early childhood education and its importance for children's holistic development, noting that while opportunities begin at home, access to quality early childhood care and education programs benefits children by making them more prepared for primary school and helping them achieve higher levels of education. It also mentions that many children worldwide enter primary school without having spent any time in a formal education setting and lists some countries that offer free higher education. Finally, it examines target 4.4 of the Sustainable Development Goals regarding skills for employment, decent jobs, and entrepreneurship.
The document discusses early childhood education and its importance for children's holistic development, noting that while opportunities begin at home, access to quality early childhood care and education programs benefits children by making them more prepared for primary school and helping them achieve higher levels of education. It also mentions that many children worldwide enter primary school without having spent any time in a formal education setting and lists some countries that offer free higher education. Finally, it examines target 4.4 of the Sustainable Development Goals regarding skills for employment, decent jobs, and entrepreneurship.
The document discusses early childhood education and its importance for children's holistic development, noting that while opportunities begin at home, access to quality early childhood care and education programs benefits children by making them more prepared for primary school and helping them achieve higher levels of education. It also mentions that many children worldwide enter primary school without having spent any time in a formal education setting and lists some countries that offer free higher education. Finally, it examines target 4.4 of the Sustainable Development Goals regarding skills for employment, decent jobs, and entrepreneurship.
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The Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs) were developed at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 2012. Purpose: To create a set of global goals, related to the environmental, political, and economic challenges that we face as humanity. Children’s access to early learning opportunities at home or in quality center-based environments play a pivotal role in their holistic development during the critical early childhood period starting at birth .2 Providing young children with access to nurturing, stimulating and secure environments builds the foundations for their healthy cognitive, language, socio-emotional and physical development. While these opportunities begin and flourish in the home, it is generally recognized that all children stand to benefit developmentally from access to quality early childhood care and education (ECCE) environments, including pre-primary education. Specifically, as a result of entering social education networks before primary school, children are more likely to be ready for primary school, have better learning outcomes, and complete higher levels of education. Yet, many children across the world enter primary school without having spent any time in a formal education setting. According to World Population Review, these are the list of countries offering free higher education:
World Population Review
Skills for employment, decent jobs, and entrepreneurship, the focus of target 4.4, encompass a wide scope. The 2016 Global Education Monitoring Report outlined a range of skills that could be covered but emphasized that skill requirements were specific to job opportunities, which differ by country. Given the task of identifying skills that (a) are relevant in diverse labor market contexts, (b) are acquired through education and training, and (c) can be measured in a meaningful way at low cost, the SDG monitoring framework has focused on ICT and digital literacy skills. Our group discussion. But unfortunately the video was not captured and the first part of the discussion,too. The OBS didn’t work well.