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Equitable, Ethical, and Effective Use of Measurement and Early Childhood Research

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Professor and keynote speaker Dr. Brenda Jones Harden illustrates equitable, ethical, and effective use of measurement and early childhood research in IMPACT’s November 2020 virtual learning event, “Measurement in Early Childhood: Building Pathways to Empowerment & Continuous Improvement.”

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