This article provides a comprehensive review of the role of early childhood education(ECE) in promoting long-term academic success. Early childhood is a critical period of rapid brain development and learning, making high-quality educational experiences during this time crucial for future academic achievement.

The article explores the theoretical foundations of ECE, examines the key componenets of effective early childhood programs, and synthesizes empirical research on the long-term impacts of ECE on academic outcomes.

Moreover, this paper aims to demonstrate the role of ECE in promoting long-term academic success by examining the social, emotional, and cognitive development of children.

Early childhood education, academic outcomes, cognitive development

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