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Exploring the Quality of Early Childhood Education in China: Implications for Early Childhood Teacher Education
The following article introduces an exploratory study that was designed to measure the quality of early childhood education within its ever changing sociocultural context utilizing the Early Childhood Learning Environment Rating Scale-Revised (ECERS-R) in 40 classrooms in Beijing, China. Implication
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