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Prof. Edward Melhuish from University of Oxford, UK, was a speaker at Permata International Conference 2016. He shared his views about the importance and influence of early childhood education.
“So, early childhood is a time of rapid learning, the child is learning more rapidly in the first 5 years of life than anytime later on.”
“So, early childhood is a time of rapid learning, the child is learning more rapidly in the first 5 years of life than anytime later on.”
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