Jumpstart Problem: Many low-income children enter kindergarten with a significant learning gap compared to wealthier peers. By age three, a child from a low-income family would have heard 30 million fewer words in her ho - The Problem Child - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Jumpstart Problem: Many low-income children enter kindergarten with a significant learning gap compared to wealthier peers. By age three, a child from a low-income family would have heard 30 million fewer words in her ho Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-03-21 13:29:13 Open Document File Size: 2,38 MB Share Result on Facebook City Memphis / New York City / Baltimore / / Company The New York Times / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / Facility City University of New York / Boston University / / IndustryTerm transportation / online mapping tool / / Organization City University of New York / School of Social Poli / Wharton School / Jumpstart Corps / Boston University / Boston / Center for High Impact Philanthropy / / Person Annie E. Casey / Start / / Position representative / Head / / PublishedMedium The New York Times / / RadioStation Core / / Region Northern California / / Technology pdf / / URL http / SocialTag Educational stages Socioeconomics Education in the United States Jump start Head Start Program Bracken School Readiness Assessment Preschool education Achievement gap in the United States Kindergarten Education

Jumpstart Problem: Many low-income children enter kindergarten with a significant learning gap compared to wealthier peers. By age three, a child from a low-income family would have heard 30 million fewer words in her hoAdd to Reading List