La Qualité Dans Nos Services De Garde Éducatifs À La Petite Enfance 2007
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv18ph695.12
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Enjeux et défis de la recherche sur les services de garde à la petite enfance au Québec

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“…Although our study does not allow testing for the role of process quality (e.g., relationships between educators and children and quality of educational practices), 3 other local studies indicate that center-based care has the highest level of quality. 30,45,46 The higher quality levels for center-based ECE observed in other studies suggest that it may also be among the reasons why center-based ECE attendance was associated with high school graduation. In the context of Quebec ECE, one-third of nonprofit center-based ECEs were of good, very good, or excellent quality, compared with only 10% of unregulated home-based day cares.…”
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confidence: 96%
“…Although our study does not allow testing for the role of process quality (e.g., relationships between educators and children and quality of educational practices), 3 other local studies indicate that center-based care has the highest level of quality. 30,45,46 The higher quality levels for center-based ECE observed in other studies suggest that it may also be among the reasons why center-based ECE attendance was associated with high school graduation. In the context of Quebec ECE, one-third of nonprofit center-based ECEs were of good, very good, or excellent quality, compared with only 10% of unregulated home-based day cares.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%