23 min
S7E7 - Effects of Two ECD Interventions on Developmental Outcomes JEiE Behind the Pages
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On this episode of Behind the Pages, Jonathan Seiden unpacks the cascading effects adverse experiences, such as living through an environmental disaster, can have on young and offers lessons from implementing early childhood development (ECD) programming through community health volunteers and ECD centers. In their research article, “Effects of Two Early Childhood Interventions on the Developmental Outcomes of Children in Post-Earthquake Nepal,” Seiden and his co-authors Valeria Kunz, Sara Dang, Matrika Sharma, and Sagar Gyawali explore results from two programs designed by Save the Children to improve children’s developmental outcomes and parental engagement in the wake of the 2015 earthquake in Nepal’s Sindhupalchowk district. Behind the Pages is the podcast of the Journal on Education in Emergencies (JEiE). This season of Behind the Pages features timely and dynamic conversations with authors from the JEiE Special Issue on Early Childhood Development in Emergencies. For more information about JEiE, and to read all JEiE issues free of charge, visit www.inee.org/journal.
On this episode of Behind the Pages, Jonathan Seiden unpacks the cascading effects adverse experiences, such as living through an environmental disaster, can have on young and offers lessons from implementing early childhood development (ECD) programming through community health volunteers and ECD centers. In their research article, “Effects of Two Early Childhood Interventions on the Developmental Outcomes of Children in Post-Earthquake Nepal,” Seiden and his co-authors Valeria Kunz, Sara Dang, Matrika Sharma, and Sagar Gyawali explore results from two programs designed by Save the Children to improve children’s developmental outcomes and parental engagement in the wake of the 2015 earthquake in Nepal’s Sindhupalchowk district. Behind the Pages is the podcast of the Journal on Education in Emergencies (JEiE). This season of Behind the Pages features timely and dynamic conversations with authors from the JEiE Special Issue on Early Childhood Development in Emergencies. For more information about JEiE, and to read all JEiE issues free of charge, visit www.inee.org/journal.
23 min