Understanding the evidence on intervention in the early years

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Understanding the evidence on intervention in the early years

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26 Mar 2019

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Dr Kirsten Asmussen, head of what works child development at the Early Intervention Foundation (EIF), surveys the latest evidence on effective interventions in children's early years, focusing on cognitive development (key competencies) and infant health and wellbeing.

Kirsten is speaking at the EIF evidence seminar, Realising the potential of early intervention: The early years, held in London in March 2019.

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Dr Kirsten Asmussen

Kirsten is head of what works, child development, at EIF.

Key topics

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