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Dr. Fiona Hilferty
Dr. Gerry Redmond
Professor Ilan Katz

University of New South Wales

This paper reviews Australian and international literature to examine the effect of poverty on children’s readiness to learn. It includes a discussion of how children’s readiness and ability to learn can be nurtured from birth, and how poverty places a child’s healthy developmental pathway at risk. The paper concludes with a discussion of the barriers to the introduction of successful early intervention programs in Australia.

Australasian Journal of Early Childhood – Volume 35 No 4 December 2010

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