Volume
40
Issue
4
Abstract
Recent research about brain development in infants and young children has raised public awareness about the importance of the early years, but there is little consensus about what those findings mean for policy and practice. Extension's community-based network, well-trained staff, strong community ties, and links to campus-based resources make it uniquely positioned to help families, communities, and states develop sound research-based responses to ensure a strong start for their youngest citizens.
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Recommended Citation
Shaklee, H. (2002). Birth to Three: Extension's Role in the Early Years. The Journal of Extension, 40(4), Article 3. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol40/iss4/3