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Closing the Gap Between What We Knowand What We Do
By J. Fraser MustardFounding Chairman
The Council for Early Child Development
February 20, 2008
ARACY Access Grid
Community Business Partnerships for Early Child Development (ECD)
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Why the Gap
Lack of understanding.Beliefs and culture.Social and economic factors.Cost of quality ECD programs.The role of the state (the child does not choose its parents).Professional silos (prevention vs. treatment).
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“The rates and types of problems that we are currently seeing in our children and youth are unprecedented, complex problems that require innovative solutions.” Fiona Stanley
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Presentation
Part 1: The Evolutionary History of Human BeingsPart 2: Developmental NeurobiologyPart 3: The Evidence about ECDPart 4: Early Child Development and Parenting Centres – Community Business PartnershipsPart 5: Outcome Measures Part 6: Socioeconomic Considerations – Business Community Partnerships
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The Evolutionary History ofHuman Beings
200, 000 Years
10, 000 Years – Agricultural Revolution -- Civilization Experiments
3.000 to 4.000 Years – Written Language & Alphabet
600 Years – Books
50 Years – Electronic Media
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Agricultural Revolution – 10,000 years ago
Transition from hunter-gatherer societies to our experiments in civilization.
Short History of Progress Wright 2004
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01-002 The Growth of the World Population and Some Major Events in the History of Technology
Robert W. Fogel. “Economic Growth, Population Theory, and Physiology”, April 1994Year (x 103)
9BC
2
3BC 1BC 5BC
2AD 0
4
1AD
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1st AgriculturalRevolution
Beginning ofIndustrialRevolutionPrinting
Press
ExponentialKnowledge
andTechnology
Growth
Po
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21st Century / Changes
Exponential growth in knowledge and technology
Population growth, demographics (aging populations), migration and refugees
Changes in local and international economies
Climate change and resource constraints
Developmental neuroscience
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The Economist
The Search for Talent
Why It’s Getting Harder to Find – Business and Community
The Economist, October 7, 2006
06-107
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Economist MagazineThe Importance of Neuroscience
September 21, 2006 – Learning Without Learning (Epigenetics)
October 7, 2006 – A Survey of Talent
December 23, 2006 – A Survey of the Brain
June 14, 2007 – RNA - Really New Advances (microRNA)
07-003
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PART 2
DEVELOPMENTAL
NEUROBIOLOGY
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Health Learning Behaviour
Experience-Based Brain development in the early years of life sets neurological and biological pathways that affect throughout life:
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The Hostage Brain , Bruce S. McEwen and Harold M. Schmeck, Jr., 1994.
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SIGNAL-SENDING NEURON
RECIPIENT NEURON
Synapse
Dendrite
Axon
Two Neurons04-039
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SENSING PATHWAYS
04-042
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Neal Halfon
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SoundVisionSmell
TouchProprioceptionTaste
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Eye cataracts at birth prevent normal development of vision neurons in the occipital cortex (Hubel and Wiesel)
Cochlear defects at birth and middle ear infections in infants impair hearing and language development (Rauschecker and O’Donoghue, Fiona Stanley)
Vision and HearingCritical Periods
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Brain Pathways
“Higher levels of brain circuits depend on precise, reliable information from lower levels in order to accomplish their function.
Sensitive periods for development of lower level circuits ends early in life.
High level circuits remain plastic for a longer period.”
Knudsen 2004
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Synaptic Density
Rethinking the Brain, Families and Work Institute, Rima Shore, 1997.
At Birth 6 Years Old 14 Years Old
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0 1 4 8 12 16
AGE
Human Brain Development – Language and Cognition
SensingPathways
(vision, hearing)
LanguageHigherCognitive Function
3 6 9-3-6
Months Years
C. Nelson, in From Neurons to Neighborhoods, 2000.
Con
cep t
i on
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Early Child Development and Language
Starts early – first 7 months
Sets capability for mastering multiple languages
Sets literacy and language trajectories
04-200
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08-022 Levels of Literacy:A Reflection of ECD
Level 1:Level 2:
Level 3:
Level 4:
indicates persons with very poor skills.people can deal with material thatis simple.
is considered a suitable minimum forcoping with the demands of everyday life.
people who demonstrate command ofhigher-order processing skills.
Level 5: competence in sophisticated reading tasks, managing information and critical thinking skills.
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Socioeconomic Gradients for Adult Document Literacy Scores
OECD, 2000
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Mean Scores
Parents’ Education (years)
3 95 7 151311 19170
270
230
190
350
310
U.S.
Canada
Australia
Sweden
Finland
Intern’l Mean
Chile
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Literacy Levels for the Total Population Ages 16 to 65 – USA
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
1 2 3 4 5
Per
cen
t
Level NALS, p. 17, 2002
Prose
Document
Quantitative
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Literacy Levels by Physical, Mental or Other Health Conditions – USA (Quantitative)
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
1 2 3 4 5
Per
cen
t
Level NALS, p. 44, 2002
Health Problems
Mental or Emotional Problems
Long-term Illness
05-173
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Sociocultural
Gradients forLanguage
Scores in
Latin America
Cuba
ArgentinaBrazil
Colombia
Chile
Parents' Education (Years)
1 4 8 12 16200
240
280
320
360
Lang
uage
Sco
re
Mexico
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Allostasis & Allostatic Load (Stress)
07-105
Limbic HPA Pathway
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Limbic HPA Pathway - Stress
Cortisol – Over Production
Behaviour, depression, diabetes, malnutrition, cardiovascular disease, memory, immune system, drug and alcohol addiction
Cortisol – Under Production
Chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, immune system (autoimmune disorders) rheumatoid arthritis, allergies, asthma
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SensoryStimulus
PIT
Cortisol CortisolCRF
ACTH
Amygdala Hippocampus
AdrenalCortex
HypothalamusPVN
+ + - -
LeDoux, Synaptic Self
03-002
Thalamus Cortex
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Stress Pathway and Sensory Stimuli
Touch in the Early Period is Critical
Rats – Mothers licking pups (High versus Low Grooming)
Monkeys – Peer vs mother rearing
Humans - Attachment
05-213
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Epigenetics
The process by which normal gene expression is altered by experience.
Genotype vs Phenotype
08-014
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Hippocampal GR(17) Region 16(5’ NGFI-A RE) Methylation Timeline
0
0.4
0.8
1.2
Mea
n C
-Met
hyl
atio
n
EmbryoDay 20
BirthDay 1
PupDay 6
AdultDay 90
WeaningDay 21
LickingLow
LickingHigh
Age M. Szyf
05-059
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03-089
Serotonin Transporter GeneExperience in Early Life - Depression
Age 26
No Abuse Moderate Abuse Severe Abuse
.30
.50
.70
A. Caspi, Science, 18 July 2003, Vol 301.
Depression Risk
LL
SS
SL
S = Short Allele L = Long Allele
Early Childhood
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Early Experience and Brain Architecture and Function
Affects gene expression and neural pathways
Shapes emotion, regulates temperament and social development
Shapes perceptual and cognitive ability
Shapes physical and mental health and behaviour in adult life
Shapes physical activity (e.g. skiing, swimming, etc.)
Shapes language and literacy capability
07-001
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THE EVIDENCE
ABOUT
ECD and HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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Pregnancy and Infancy
Nutrition (long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids)
Toxic substances – tobacco, alcohol and drugs
Sensing pathways and breastfeeding
Infections (pre- and post-natal)
08-015
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Romanian Adoption ProjectScores at 10.5 Years
CB EA RO
IQ 108 99 85
Language Score 106 99 88
Behaviour 13% 9% 43%
CB - Canadian Born – middle class familiesEA - Early Adopted – middle class familiesRO - Romanian Orphanage – middle class families L. Le Mare
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Romania – BEIP Project
The cognitive outcome of children who remained in the orphanages was markedly below that of non orphanage children and children taken out of the orphanage and placed in foster care.
Nelson et al. 2007. Science, v. 318
08-010
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1958 British Birth CohortAge 45
Cortisol pathway response in adult correlates with ECD.
Children with poor ECD have dysfunctional cortisol secretion patterns at age 45.
06-003
Power and Hertzman
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ECD Swedish Longitudinal Study and Adult Health
Adverse Early Child Development*
Odds - RatiosAdult Health
0 1 2 3 4
General Physical
Circulatory
Mental
1
1
1
1.39
1.56
1.78
1.54
1.53
2.05 3.76
2.91
2.08
10.27
7.76
2.66
* Economic, family size, broken family and family dissention
Lundberg, Soc. Sci. Med, Vol. 36, No. 8, 1993
04-006
(None) (Several)
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Abecedarian Study – Reading
Age 8 Age 12 Age 15 Age 21
Age at Testing
0
1.2
0.8
0.4
Effect Size SpecialPrimaryGrades
Preschool(4 mths to School)
Preschool &Special Primary Grades
04-153
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EARLY CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND
PARENTING CENTRES
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Success by TenEarly Child Development
Intervene early
Intervene often
Intervene effectively
06-001
Ludwig and Sawhill, Brookings Institution
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07-055
What Provides the Best Results?
Centre Based Programs that:
Start EarlyInvolve ParentsHome VisitingQualified Staff in Neuroscience and Development
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99-004
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
parent-oriented
child-oriented
Source of Brain Stimulation
age
Components of Early Childhood Development and Parenting Centres:
ECD & care (parental and non-parental) arrangements
Play-based learningResourcesPrenatal & postnatal supports
Nutrition programs
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Early Child Developmentand Parenting Centres
Offer from conception to school entry
Provide support for parents
Learn parenting by doing
Provide non-parental care
Link to and integrate with primary schools
Detect development problems early
05-029
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Recommendations to InvolveThe Private Sector
Encourage private sector to give priority to community-based early child development and parenting centres
Parental leave policies
Establish incentives to build public-private sector partnerships
05-027
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07-08007-080
07-129
Parental Leave
Provide 18 months parental leave with income support, followed by one day weekly leave for both parents until age three to be involved in the Early Child Development & Parenting Centre.
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Preschools
Local school
authorities
Public health
Munici-palities
Community services
Parks & recreatio
n
Early interventio
n
Health Social services
Education
Family support
Chaos
Child care
Parenting
centres Children’s mental health centres
Kindergartens
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Barriers to Implementing ECDP Programs
1. Economics
2. Lack of understanding (government, public and professional)
3. The state as a nanny
4. No commitment to equality
04-
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Cost to Individuals and Canadian Society of
Poor Early Child Development (estimates)
Crime $120 Billion/year
Mental Health $100 Billion/yearBehaviour andDrug Use
Australia $ 35/Billion/yearSubstance Abuse
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The Brookings Institution in the US projects said that a high quality universal preschool policy would boost the size of the US economy by US$270 Billion by 2050 and by over US$2 Trillion by 2080.
K. Rudd, New Leadership, 2007
08-033
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Cost of ECD-P Centres(Pregnancy to Grade 1)
Age 0 to 6 Population
Universal (2,500,000 children)
Cost $18.5 Billion (1.5% of GDP)
Present Expenditure 0.25% of GDP
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Australian cost for ECD-P Centres about
$12 Billion (Cdn $)
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OUTCOMEMEASURES
03-116
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Early Development Instrument (EDI)
Physical health and well-being
Communication skills and general knowledge
Social knowledge and competence
Emotional health/maturity
Language and cognitive development
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Australia – AEDIChildren 5-6 yrs.
07-027
% Vulnerable
SES - Income Q1 Q4 Q3 Q2 Q6 Q5
10
30
20
40
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Vancouver EDINumeracy
# of % Failing % Not Passing Vulnerabilities Grade 4 Grade 4
0 7.5 12.31 11.8 22.22-3 18.7 33.84-5 27.5 55.6
Hertzman, HELP, 2006
06-148
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Decrease in the % of vulnerable children as a result of improved ECD in Western Australia
Year 2003 2006
Floreat 47.22% 14.3%
Wembley 47.11% 11.8%
AEDI
07-204
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SOCIOECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS
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Heckman - Education
Schools contribute little to test score gaps among children.
Later schooling has little effect in reducing the gaps that appear early.
Criminal rehabilitation and adult literacy programs have limited effect.
06-078
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Policies to Foster Human Capital
"We cannot afford to postpone investing in children until they become adults nor can we wait until they reach school - a time when it may be too late to intervene."
Heckman, J., 2001(Nobel Prize Economics, 2000)
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Rates of Return to Human Development Investment Across all Ages
Pre-school Programs
School
Job Training
ReturnPer
$Invested
R
2
4
6
8
0 6 18Age
Pre-School School Post School
03-074
Carneiro, Heckman, Human Capital Policy, 2003
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Public expenditures for children 0-17 years of age, Sweden 1995, by age of child
06-063
0
40000
80000
120000
160000
200000
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18Year
SE
K/y
ear
Transfers Preschool School Healthcare
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The principle of free education for school-age children is already entrenched throughout the rich world; there would be nothing incongruous about extending it further down the age range.
The Economist, pg 16, July 18, 1998
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Canadian Council for ECD
Private sector and community
Educate all sectors of society
Facilitate application of EDI and its interpretation
Prepare and support fellows to work with all sectors of society (private and public)
08-021
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Council for Early Child Development
Objective:
To establish ECD and Parenting Centres linked to the school system with outcome research, supported by all sectors of society, including business and government, that is universally available to all families with young children.
04-046
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07-098
Council for Early Child Development
“From Early Child Development to Human Development: Capacity of our Future population depends on what we do now to support Early Child Development.” .
07-101
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Council for Early Child Development
Chair – Dr. Robin Williams
Vice Chair – Dr. Frieda Granot
Vice Chair – Jim Grieve
President – Dr. Clyde Hertzman
C.O.O. – John Doherty
401 Richmond St. W., Suite 277Toronto, ON, M5V [email protected]
For more information:http://www.councilecd.ca
04-045
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A goal of ARACY and the
A goal of ARACY and The Canadian Council for Early Child Development and Parenting is to close the gap between what we know and what we do in our societies – we know what to do.
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01-039
www.founders.net
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