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What's New
WWC Adds New Topic on Early Childhood Education for Children with Disabilities
The What Works Clearinghouse (WWC) is currently reviewing the research on Early Childhood Education for Children with Disabilities and will evaluate research on curriculums and instructional strategies intended to improve the school readiness of children with disabilities who are 3- to 5-years old.
Designed to help educators make important decisions about curricula, supplemental products, and classroom methods, this new topic area will provide insight on such questions as:
- Which early childhood education interventions improve outcomes associated with school readiness among children with disabilities?
- Does the effectiveness of early childhood education interventions for children with disabilities differ by outcome?
- Which types of early education interventions are particularly effective for which children with disabilities under which circumstances?
Visit http://ies.ed.gov/ncee/wwc/ to see the status of reviews of the research on interventions in this new topic area.