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Challenges in Supply, Market Competition, and Regulation of Infant Formula in the United States
Login or Register for a free MyNAP member account to save 10% off online and receive other benefits. [Learn More] Infant formula is a primary or supplementary source of nutrition for many infants in the U.S. Consequently, disruptions to the supply of infant formula can have a severe impact on infants' health and well-being. In late 2021 and early 2022, a recall of specific infant formula products, followed by a pause in production, resulted in a widespread, national shortage.
TCRecord: Article
by Katherine K. Delaney & Susan B. Neuman - 2018 Background/Context: Educational policy is informed by multiple stakeholders and actors. Research has focused on understanding how policy decisions are informed and made, as well as how teachers and school leaders take up these policies in their practice.
TCRecord: Article
reviewed by Katherine K. Delaney & Kristin Whyte - February 01, 2020 Title: Celebrating 50 Years of Child Development Research: Past, Present, and Future Perspectives Author(s): Barbara Hanna Wasik & Samuel L. Odom Publisher: Paul H.
Playing at violence: lock-down drills, ‘bad guys’ and the construction of ‘acceptable’ play in early childhood
This study examines how acceptable play was framed for a class of pre-Kindergarten children by their teacher and classroom aide. Using comic subjectivity theory [Zupan?i?, A. (2008). The odd one in: On comedy.
Playing at violence: lock-down drills, ‘bad guys’ and the construction of ‘acceptable’ play in early childhood
This study examines how acceptable play was framed for a class of pre-Kindergarten children by their teacher and classroom aide. Using comic subjectivity theory [Zupan?i?, A. (2008). The odd one in: On comedy.
Spring 2015 Resident and Visiting Fellows
Harvard’s Institute of Politics (IOP), at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, today announced two additions to its 2015 IOP Spring Fellows class. The IOP was established in 1966 as a memorial to President Kennedy and aims to inspire, motivate and encourage undergraduates to consider careers in politics and public service.
Announcing the Spring 2015 Resident Fellows
Harvard’s Institute of Politics (IOP), at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, today announced the selection of the 2015 IOP Spring Resident Fellows. The IOP was established in 1966 as a memorial to President Kennedy and aims to inspire, motivate and encourage undergraduates to consider careers in politics and public service.
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