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Can emails and financial incentives increase early childhood education workforce members' participation in professional development?

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Author(s):
Ashley Pierson,
Jill Cannon,
Rachel Perera,
Kata Mihaly,
Rebekah LeMahieu
Publication date:
August 2021

Summary

Randomized controlled trials tested whether sending emails and offering different financial incentives to Oregon's early childhood education workforce members led to increased education and training levels-- an outcome linked to improved quality of care for children. This infographic highlights key findings from the study.

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REL Northwest

Can emails and financial incentives increase early childhood education workforce members' participation in professional development?

By: Ashley Pierson, Jill Cannon, Rachel Perera, Kata Mihaly, Rebekah LeMahieu
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