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Facts In Action
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Welcome!
What is Facts in Action?
Welcome to www.factsinaction.org! Facts in Action works to put research-based knowledge
and tools into the hands of those who serve in the early childhood
field, as well as those who influence or make policy that affects
the field.
On
this site, you can find summaries of recent research, important
facts and statistics, reports on tools you can use to measure the
outcomes of your work, and legislative and administrative policy
updates. Each article focuses on key findings and action steps you
can take today. In other words, this web site can help you to turn
facts into action!
How
can you use www.factsinaction.org?
- Print
and post Facts in Action articles for teaching staff, parents,
and colleagues.
- Use
the Making it Count column to start measuring the success
of your program.
- Print
articles and share them with policymakers.
- Submit
an article to Facts in Action.
- Use
the information in Facts in Action to improve your curriculum
or to help educate others about your work.
- Share
the information on this web site with as many people as you can.
In addition to www.factsinaction.org, Facts in Action sends out periodic email updates. If you are interested in receiving notices about additions to the website or upcoming events please sign up HERE.
The success of Facts in Action relies on you - please contact us and let us know how you're using Facts in Action information, or any suggestions you have to make these resources more useful to your work.
Thank
you we look forward to working with you to turn facts into
action!
The Facts in Action Staff
Email Corey Zimmerman
(czimmerman@associatedearlycareandeducation.org)
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Facts in Action is a project of Associated Early Care
and Education, Inc., funded by the Caroline and Sigmund Schott Foundation,
the United Way of Massachusetts Bay, The Boston Foundation, and
the BankBoston Charitable Foundation.
The
mission of Facts in Action is to connect practice
and advocacy with early childhood field and policy research - to
turn facts in action - in order to promote higher quality programs
and to bring new advocates to the field of early care and education.
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