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For many coaches, this process involved explaining in further detail the ECERS (Harms, Clifford, & Cryer, 1998) or ITERS (Harms, Cryer, & Clifford, 2003). The ratings were scheduled to factor in schools' ECERS scores in 2005, but political pressure applied during the 2004 legislative season scuttled those plans. ECERS is an internationally recognised observation scale designed to broadly describe the daily activities, organisation, and quality of the learning environment in early childhood services. |
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ECEM ECEMAR ECEMC ECEME ECEMEA ECEMP ECEMS ECEN ECENA Eceni ECEO ECEOL ECEP ECEPA ECEPD ECEPGC ECEPI ECEPP ECEPT ECER ECERC ECERF ECERJ ECERP ECERS ECERS-RECERT ECERU ECES ECESA ECESC ECESG ecesis ecesis ECESL ECESP ECET ECETC ECETI ECETOC ECEU Ecevit Ecevit Ecevit, Bulent Ecevit, Bülent Eçevit, Bülent ECEZ ECF ECF ECF ECF ECF&R ECF-A ECF-A ECF-P | |||||
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