How the cost and scarcity of child care for school-aged kids is hurting women’s careers
Working moms are often the ‘default parents’ picking up kids after school when they can’t find quality, reasonably priced ...
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Great Barrington is a rural 'child care desert.' A new town committee has sprung up to fix this
The scarcity issue isn't just with infant and toddler day care ... The organization has a total capacity of 35, including its pre-Kindergarten program, said program Director Ellen Marcus. But it can ...
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Exhibition examines fight for equality in divided Germany
They were indispensable to its socialist "economy of scarcity." In West Germany ... mothers stayed at home, kindergarten wasn't that common." Marz feels that viewing East German women as having ...
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Exhibition examines fight for equality in divided Germany
Were women in communist East Germany (GDR) truly more emancipated than women in capitalist West Germany? Or is that merely a cliche that came about after German reunification in 1990? Clara Marz ...
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Covid, inflation, and Supreme Court blamed for steep drop in Native American medical school enrollment
That’s one reason she founded IHEART, the Indigenous Health, Education, and Resources Taskforce, a national collaboration to address the scarcity ... all the way to kindergarten.
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How women in East and West Germany struggled for equality
They were indispensable to its socialist "economy of scarcity." In West Germany ... "They had different familial relationships or role models: mothers stayed at home, kindergarten wasn't that common." ...
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The development and validation of the health literacy questionnaire for kindergarten teachers
As pivotal figures in shaping young children’s well-being and delivering health education in kindergartens, kindergarten teachers are essential. Yet, assessing their health literacy remains ...