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Include a Holistic Assessment Approach in Texas Rising Star

Include a Holistic Assessment Approach in Texas Rising Star

by Children At Risk | Mar 30, 2022 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education, Policy, Research

This post highlights a policy recommendation from our new report, The Quest for Equity and Quality Examining Provider Experiences and Participation in Texas Rising Star. This report, released 4/4/22, explores data from a statewide survey and focus groups in which...
Increase Investments in the ECE Workforce

Increase Investments in the ECE Workforce

by Children At Risk | Mar 30, 2022 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education, Policy, Research

This post highlights a policy recommendation from our new report, The Quest for Equity and Quality Examining Provider Experiences and Participation in Texas Rising Star. This report, released 4/4/22, explores data from a statewide survey and focus groups in which...
CHILDREN AT RISK & TXFLC host “A Fighting Chance: Summit on Basic Needs and Child Success”

CHILDREN AT RISK & TXFLC host “A Fighting Chance: Summit on Basic Needs and Child Success”

by Children At Risk | Mar 28, 2022 | C@R Blog, Equity, Events, Health & Nutrition, Research, Sleep, TXFLC

Health leaders, researchers, and advocates gathered to explore the basic needs children need to thrive and the best practices we can implement to better support them. In today’s uncertain world, it’s more important than ever to make sure our children have...
Rest & Resilience | Securing Children’s Well-Being Through Sleep

Rest & Resilience | Securing Children’s Well-Being Through Sleep

by Julie Morris | Mar 22, 2022 | Equity, Publication, Research, Sleep

Sleep is an essential ingredient in children’s long-term health and development, yet at least 1 in 3 US children are not getting enough. In the most recent National Survey of Children’s Health, nearly 35% of children (ages 4 months – 17) received less than the...
6 Evidenced-Based Sleep Tips for Families |Blog

6 Evidenced-Based Sleep Tips for Families |Blog

by Center for Social Measurement and Evaluation | Feb 22, 2022 | Parenting, Research, Sleep

Good sleep hygiene is critical to ensuring healthy sleep quality and preventing the onset of sleep disorders and other long-term health issues. Below are a few research-based tips for parents to help improve their child’s sleep and prevent bedtime resistance. 1. STICK...
The Social Determinates of Childhood Sleep |Blog

The Social Determinates of Childhood Sleep |Blog

by Center for Social Measurement and Evaluation | Feb 7, 2022 | Parenting, Research, Sleep

Sleep is incredibly important for the bodies and brains of children. More specifically, sleep allows for the brain to recharge and consolidate memories. For children specifically, sleep aids in the functions of the immune system as well as muscle growth and repair....
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