Mathematica has launched a new five-year descriptive study of Early Head Start, the Early Head Start Family and Child Experiences Survey (Baby FACES 2018), to guide program technical assistance, management, and policy.
24,000 Miles, 6 Weeks, and 3 Aha! Moments
New blog post about early childhood issues across the world.
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National Cross-Site Evaluation of Regional Partnership Grants
Third annual report to congress sheds light on enrollment patterns for children and families. Read more
Professional Development Tools to Improve the Quality of Infant and Toddler Care
A review of the literature
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Promoting Better Co-Parenting Relationships
PACT study offers insight into strengthening fathers’ parenting and relationship skills.
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Looking at Head Start Classrooms
New brief tracks trends in quality and teacher characteristics.
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Evaluation of Preschool Special Education
Request for proposals seeks providers of formal training and implementation support.
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Mathematica evaluates programs designed to improve the well-being of young children and their families, particularly those at greatest risk in our society. The projects reviewed here illustrate the diversity of themes we address, the range of clients we serve, and the breadth of our early childhood and family research. Read more about our work in the early childhood area.
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Early Head Start Family and Child Experiences Survey: Baby FACES 2018
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Using Rapid-Cycle Techniques to Spur and Test Innovation: The Early Learning Lab
The Early Learning Lab is a new venture designed to catalyze the innovation and learning needed to support great teaching and caregiving for all young children. The lab uses new tools and approaches in partnership with others to design, test, and promote the large-scale adoption of effective and...
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Senior Systems AnalystAnne Bloomenthal has more than 35 years of experience in database design and data processing in support of sample tracking and analysis of program outcomes, often integrating administrative and survey data from multiple sources, for large multi-site longitudinal studies.
Featured Projects- Analytic and Technical Support for Education Researchers and Practitioners
- Community-Based Care Transitions Program Implementation and Monitoring
Featured Publications- Head Start Family and Child Experiences Survey (FACES): 2009 Cohort User Guide
- Head Start Family and Child Experiences Survey (FACES): 2006 Cohort User Guide
Topics- Family Support
- Education
- Early Childhood
- Employment
In the United States
26% of Head Start children
live in a household in which the primary language spoken to them is not English.