Early Childhood Workforce Support
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Colorado’s early childhood education workers face burnout and health disparities, but a wellness campaign could help
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In Colorado , 46% of early childhood education workers receive public assistance.
Nearly half of teachers report high levels of daily stress during the school year , compared with 25% of U.S. workers.
Poor well-being in early childhood teachers can reduce child care quality, authors say.
We also found that 77% felt that their early childhood education center supported participation in WELL .
These findings highlight the likelihood of this program to be successfully implemented in Colorado .
“Just take a step back. It’s OK to take a break and ask somebody for help,' one study participant says.
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