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Abstract

Access to early childhood education and care (ECEC) services and the quality of such services are important issues that are gaining greater prominence in the EU. This study presents evidence on the elements of working conditions and in-service training that increase the quality of ECEC. Concerning the accessibility of ECEC services, the report describes good practices gathered in the form of case studies that have been evaluated and that describe additional resources for the inclusion in mainstream ECEC services of children with disabilities or learning difficulties, those in a vulnerable social situation and those who belong to disadvantaged groups. 

Number of pages
92
Reference nº
EF1512
ISBN
978-92-897-1375-7
Catalogue nº
TJ-01-15-145-EN-N
DOI
10.2806/53824

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