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Appendix A: Descriptions of Early Childhood Intervention Programs Mentioned in the Report
Appendix A: Descriptions of Early Childhood Intervention Programs Mentioned in the Report
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until the participating child n ~ ~ ~ 0 was ~ years old. In aciclition, 57 of the participating children received a year-rounc3, all-clay, educational chilcicare/preschool program emphasizing the development of Brookline Early Education Project The Brookline Early Education Project proviclec3 home visits to families, parent training, parent support groups, tociciler anc3 preschool education through play groups anc3 a prekindergarten program, health anc3 developmental exams, anc3 toy anc3 book lending libraries for 1 85 children.
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Infant Health and Development Program The Infant Health anc3 Development Program was a comprehensive intervention for low birth weight anc3 premature children anc3 incluclec3 985 children spread over 8 diverse sites across the country. All of the children receivec3 pediatric surveillance anc3 community referral services.
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Child Devel' opulent 61~6~:1682-1696. Syracuse Program The Syracuse University Family Devel' opment Research Program was clesignec3 to support parenting strategies that enhancec3 chilciren's development.
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