Questions about serving children with HIV/AIDS

Savage, Sherri; Mayfield, Phyllis; Cook, Martha J.

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“…In the population of children under the age of 5, roughly 32% are minorities and in some states that figure rises to 50% (Arcia, Keyes, Gallagher, & Herrick, 1993). Current estimations place the number of school age children with limited English proficiency at 1.74 million (Schmidt, 1992). Estimates of birth and immigration growth rates project that by 2020 one in every 3 Americans will be of color (Hodgkinson, 1985).…”

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Issues in early childhood education: Implications and directions for higher education

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1995

Peabody Journal of Education

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“…Children who are HIV positive or have AIDS are also enrolling in early childhood programs. The number of children with pediatric AIDS is expected to rise (Savage, Mayfield, & Cook, 1993). The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reported the 1991 count of children under the age of 13 with AIDS to be 3,426.…”

Section: Medically Fragile and Chronically III Childrenmentioning

confidence: 99%