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Reclaiming Kindergarten: Part II: Questions About Policy
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Reclaiming Kindergarten: Part II: Questions About Policy

Dominic F. Gullo and Kim Hughes
Early childhood education journal, v 38(6), pp 393-397
2011
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10643-010-0430-0View
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Education General Guest Editorial Learning and Instruction Sociology Sociology of Education
Part II of “Reclaiming Kindergarten” continues the discussion related to responding to the crisis in today’s kindergarten. In Part II, two policy questions are posed, the answers to which seek to respond to this continuing crisis. The questions center on issues related to engaging families in kindergarten and the need to consider a new early childhood paradigm where kindergarten is part of a continuous and seamless educational experience spanning prekindergarten through third grade. As in Part I, examples of classroom practice are used to illustrate the effective implementation of these principles in a kindergarten classroom.

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