On the recordMarch 9, 2011
Dr. Heckman also writes, 'For high quality early childhood interventions, there are none of the tradeoffs between equity and efficiency that plague most public policies.'
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congress.govDr. Heckman also writes, 'For high quality early childhood interventions, there are none of the tradeoffs between equity and efficiency that plague most public policies.'
Citing Dr. Heckman's research on the benefits of early childhood education.
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