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Letter to the editor
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Toronto Star
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Article
Publication Date:
21 Feb 2016
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I am an early childhood educator, and just like many others, my work is in “child care” not in daycare. It’s 2016 after all, and “daycare” is an outdated term for a place where our youngest citizens are cared for and educated.
Canada has child care problems, not daycare problems – and using this outdated term to report about it doesn’t help our problems get the respect and attention needed to fix them.
-reprinted from Toronto Star
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