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measuring quality of day care

Researchers recognize that there are vast differences in the quality of care that children experience both in and outside their homes. Much of the literature confirms that children perform better on many dimensions when they have received care of higher quality. [Source: Encyclopedia of Applied Developmental Science; Day Care, Measuring Quality of Care]

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