James Heckman muda a equação para a prosperidade americana.
Topic: Economic Growth
Investir no desenvolvimento na primeira infância: Reduzir déficits, fortalecer a economia. View Page
Investir em educação na primeira infância para crianças em risco é uma estratégia eficaz para reduzir os custos sociais.
O Estudo Jamaicano A educação na primeira infância pode compensar os atrasos no desenvolvimento, aumentar os ganhos e reduzir a desigualdade. View Page
A educação na primeira infância pode compensar os atrasos no desenvolvimento, aumentar os ganhos e reduzir a desigualdade.
Reduce Inequality View Share Graphic
2015 Water Cooler Conference Presentation: Remarks View Presentation
On March 23, 2015, Professor Heckman gave the keynote address at the 7th Annual Early Learning Water Cooler Conference in Sacramento. Drawing on new and longitudinal research, Professor Heckman made the case for refocusing public policy on cost-efficient evidence-based investments in young children and families to reap significant social and economic benefits, promote growth and…
2015 Water Cooler Conference Presentation: Slides View Presentation
On March 23, 2015, Professor Heckman gave the keynote address at the 7th Annual Early Learning Water Cooler Conference in Sacramento. Drawing on new and longitudinal research, Professor Heckman made the case for refocusing public policy on cost-efficient evidence-based investments in young children and families to reap significant social and economic benefits, promote growth and…
4 Big Benefits of Investing in Early Childhood Development View Summary
Preventing the achievement gap, improving health outcomes, boosting earnings and providing a high rate of economic return—this one-page document summarizes the benefits of investing in quality early childhood education for disadvantaged children. This document is often shared with policymakers, advocates and the media to make the case for early childhood education. Improving the economy, strengthening…
Investments We Make Today View Share Graphic
Going Forward Wisely: Professor Heckman’s Remarks at the White House Summit on Early Education Watch Video
On December 10, 2014, Professor Heckman addressed policymakers, advocates, philanthropists, scholars and members of the media at the White House Summit on Early Education. Click here to view the transcript.
Lifelines for Poor Children View Statement
This article first appeared in the opinion pages of the New York Times on September 15, 2013.