Early Childhood A growing body of research suggests that the impact of childhood literacy does not stop with academic, social, and economic successes. Our curricula, supplemental, and family resources are built on a whole-child approach to prepare children to thrive in school and beyond.
3 benefits of a whole-child approach
• Increased potential for future academic achievement 1 • Long-term physical and mental health 2 • Better classroom behavior 3
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