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         <description><![CDATA[<p>Hello, I think I answer the question here? But after reading and viewing about the ECE programs I learned how important it is to get started with education that caters to every child’s needs. I personally know now teens who had zero ECE and are struggling. I think ECE is important because without it children are already behind. It’s also a good starting point of for parents to help get the needed resources and knowledge if their child has a learning disability. The earlier a disability is determined the better the child is going to be going through school and life. Without ECE children are just thrown into classrooms that may use DAP principles but for sake of argument don’t. Those children who didn’t get ECE are most likely going to struggle. Having children go into ECE programs are extremely important to their growth and self worth. Children need to feel loved and capable at school and that starts with ECE programs. </p>]]></description>
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