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Longstreth, Sascha; Garrity, Sarah; Ritblatt, Shulamit N.; Olson, Kelsey; Virgilio, Ashley; Dinh, Hilary; Padamada, Shane – Journal of Research in Childhood Education, 2016
This study aims to address gaps in the literature on continuity of care through focus group interviews with teachers at public early care and education programs in San Diego County, California, USA. To better understand various perspectives on continuity of care, focus groups were conducted at programs that currently practice continuity of care,…
Descriptors: Child Care, Teacher Surveys, Teacher Attitudes, Comparative Analysis
Lees, Patrick J. – International Education Journal, 2007
The South Australian Education Department introduced the School Entry Assessment (SEA) Policy in 2001 to help teachers assess young learners and plan relevant learning events, to help collect information about South Australian education from Pre-School to Year 3, and to facilitate collaboration within and between educational and social…
Descriptors: Program Effectiveness, Foreign Countries, Comparative Analysis, Teacher Attitudes
Gill, Jeannette – British Journal of Religious Education, 2004
Data gathered as part of a recent research project into the provision of collective worship in schools in England and Wales reveals the existence of a marked variation in approach and provision between schools in the primary and secondary sectors. Consequently, the point of transfer often becomes a watershed in pupils' experience. This sudden…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Foreign Countries, Interviews, Spiritual Development