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Factors Associated with Proportionality of Representation of Children of Color in Early Childhood Special Education in Illinois
Globally, early childhood education is seen as a right for children and yet, while several nations have instituted universal early childhood education policies to ensure that all children have access to it, the United States faces several challenges. In addition to lacking a universal federal mandat
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