early education

collocation in English

meanings of earlyand education

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early
adjective
adverb
uk /ˈɜː.li/ us /ˈɝː.li/
near the beginning of a period of time, or before the usual, expected, or ...
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education
noun[S or U]
uk /ˌedʒ.ʊˈkeɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌedʒ.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/
the process of teaching or learning, especially in a school or college, or the knowledge that you get ...
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Examples of early education

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This was particularly difficult where fathers were unavailable or unable to help, and where children attended free earlyeducation in a school setting.
She added, they were now 'dreading' the time when their youngest child would begin attending earlyeducation.
The forms of childcare included are: fee-paying childcare (private nursery, childminders, out-of-school clubs, nannies), informal family care, and stateprovided earlyeducation in school nurseries.
Respondents were invited to take part by letter sent via formal childcare providers and school nurseries providing earlyeducation.
As expected, the non-working group tended not to use any childcare, but eight did use earlyeducation.
Tell us about your earlyeducation and influences.
Earlyeducation provided in a school nursery therefore appeared to present a current barrier to employment.
Information about relationships between shared reading and vocabulary acquisition among bilingual children is needed to guide earlyeducation and intervention.
A mixed economy of provision was encouraged through funding subsidies for some private registered childcare services and increased state funding of earlyeducation.
Serres's earlyeducation in mathematics made a crucial impression on him and shaped his philosophy.
They used a mix of private nursery and earlyeducation (in a school nursery) for the oldest child and private nursery for the baby.
These difficulties were clearly exemplified in the complex case study above where the full-time working parents went to extraordinary lengths to coordinate earlyeducation with childcare.
Third, the institutional and cultural divide between childcare and earlyeducation needs to be tackled.
It is debatable whether parents or providers see earlyeducation as a form of 'care' that can facilitate maternal employment.
Jamal had his earlyeducation in a government school that was gender-mixed.
Additionally, when considered from a family perspective, the disincentives to employment seemed to have a longer time dimension when younger siblings were expected to follow on in earlyeducation.
It was difficult to dovetail the part-time fixed hours of earlyeducation with the fixed hours of private nursery care and to transport the child across these two providers.
Much has already been achieved with increased numbers of childcare and earlyeducation places, as well as improvements to parental rights to help reconcile work and family life.
It is counted alongside 'childcare' for that reason and also because parents would have to fit other childcare (wraparound care) and/or working hours around earlyeducation times.
All four-year-olds have been able to access a free earlyeducation place since 1998.
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