Endline ECCD Data from the Home-based First Read Program in Cambodia

Funded by the Prudence Foundation, the First Read program uses a community- and home-based approach, delivering parenting sessions to promote games and play with 0-6 year old children to prepare them for entry into primary school. 

Country

Cambodia

Organization

Save the Children             

Sample Size

688               

Year

2018             

Program Type

Parenting program

Language

Khmer

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Average IDELA Score by Domain


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Motor Development

Emergent Literacy

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Social-Emotional Development

ADDITIONAL CHILD INFORMATION

Distribution of IDELA Scores

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Distribution of Children's Gender

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Distribution of Children's Ages


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Relationship between Home Learning Materials and Child Development

The presence of one additional type of home-learning material in the household is associated with a .07 increase on standardized IDELA score.
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Relationship between Home Learning Activities and Child Development

Engaging in one additional type of home-learning activity with the child is associated with a .02 decrease on standardized IDELA score.
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Relationship between Home Possessions and Child Development

A one-point increase in standardized home possessions is associated with .14 increase on standardized IDELA score.
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Relationship between Maternal Education and Child Development

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Beyond Access: Exploring Equity in Early Childhood Development

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