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Increased Compensation for Early Educators: It’s Not Just “Nice to Have” — It’s a Must-Have

Caitlin McLean February 11, 2020February 4Blog

Educator Work Environments Are Children’s Learning Environments: How and Why They Should Be Improved

Marisa Schlieber and Caitlin McLean January 21, 2020January 21Blog

Supporting a Diverse, Qualified Early Educator Workforce: Aligning Policy with Research and Realities

Abby Copeman Petig and Caitlin McLean December 4, 2019December 3Blog

A Workforce Data Deficit Hinders Improved Preparation, Support, and Compensation of Early Childhood Educators

Caitlin McLean and Carlise King October 10, 2019October 10Blog

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