Study reveals massive economic benefits of early education

By EducationHQ News Team
Published June 20, 2019

Early childhood education could double the return on its investment, a landmark study shows.

The study analysed the benefits to Australia of early learning in the year before school, finding that families could see a ...

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Study reveals massive economic benefits of early education

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