The British experience

Over the last decade there has been an increasing emphasis in Britain and the United States on the importance of the early years of schooling for all children, but especially for disadvantaged groups in society. One main reason for this trend has been the growing commitment of governments in both countries to achieving the ideal of equality of opportunity in their education systems for all children, regardless of socio-economic, racial or ethnic background, and a belief that the early years of schooling represent the most appropriate point at which to introduce policies aimed at achieving this aim

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