Planning for change: New directions to assure quality
Alison Elliott
Abstract
Alison Elliott
Abstract
\n \t\t\tThe new federal government is well aware that quality early childhood provision has the potential to change children's lives and position them for future social and educational success. Margaret Young, National President of Early Childhood Australia, has emphasised the importance of this commitment to quality programs for children and families. She stresses the need for working together to bring about a new era for early childhood education.\n
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\n \t\t\tThe new federal government is well aware that quality early childhood provision has the potential to change children's lives and position them for future social and educational success. Margaret Young, National President of Early Childhood Australia, has emphasised the importance of this commitment to quality programs for children and families. She stresses the need for working together to bring about a new era for early childhood education.\n
Key concepts: Project commissioning, Publishing, Early childhood, Early childhood education, Government (linguistics), Quality (philosophy), Public relations, Position (finance)