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Supporting Parents to Strengthen Children's Early Learning: Sharing evidence and practice from the independent evaluation of Save the Children’s Families Connect programme
Research shows that parents that interact with their children in both quality and quantity influences their children’s learning and development the most. However, living in poverty can prevent families from engaging in their children’s early learning. In
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Common Approaches in the Pipeline: Building Brains
The first years of a child's life are the most crucial years in their development—90% of brain development takes place before the age of five. Children who do not receive adequate care during these important years are more likely to struggle later in life
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Numeracy Boost: Common approaches
Numeracy Boost is Save the Children's program to support the development of math skills of children in the early primary grades, both inside and outside the classroom. Maths is an integral component of foundational learning and research has shown that chi
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Literacy Boost: Common approaches
Literacy Boost is Save the Children's program to support the development of literacy skills of children in the early primary grades, both inside and outside the classroom. Literacy is an integral component of foundational learning and research has shown t
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Investing in Maternal and Child Health: Development impact bonds
The global decrease in child and maternal deaths is one of the great achievements in international development in recent decades. Child mortality rates have fallen by more than half, from 12.7 million under-5 deaths in 1990, to 5.6 million in 2016. U.S. l
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Advancing the Right to Read in Rwanda: Key programme achievements & learning
The Advancing the Right to Read in Rwanda (ARR) programme was designed as a direct response to the critical challenge of quality of learning in Rwanda. Save the Children identified the lack of sufficient support for Rwandan children in developing school r
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Kaleko jhel
This is a story book with bright and appealing illustrations and a simple story line developed for early graders to help them develop reading habit from their early years. The Books Children Can Read and Enjoy- Marvel Hero Acts Supporting Education
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Care for Child Development (C4CD) Plus: A pilot project for 3-5 year old children
Save the Children, in partnership with the Ministry of Health of Bhutan, implemented an innovative intervention to provide a quality parenting program which is “The Care for Child Development Program (C4CD) Plus”. The program aims to empower parents and
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Ko thulo
This is a story book with bright and appealing illustrations and a simple story line developed for early graders to help them develop reading habit from their early years. The Books Children Can Read and Enjoy- Marvel Hero Acts Supporting Education
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Sani ra Badal
This is a story book with bright and appealing illustrations and a simple story line developed for early graders to help them develop reading habit from their early years. The Books Children Can Read and Enjoy- Marvel Hero Acts Supporting Education
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Bulding Brains: Early Stimulation for Children from Birth to Three
Now more than before, we know that the early years of a child's life are the foundation of human development and life-long learning. In the first year of life, 1 million new neural connections are formed per second. A child's brain is built, not born. Sav
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Chil Harayo
This is a story book with bright and appealing illustrations and a simple story line developed for early graders to help them develop reading habit from their early years. The Books Children Can Read and Enjoy- Marvel Hero Acts Supporting Education