Liberian Authors New Book Underscoring the Significance of Early Childhood Education

Delaware — based Liberian native has authored her debut book, focusing primarily on the need for free and compulsory early childhood education in Liberia. Massa Dopoh's Evidence-based Intervention Approach to Addressing Early Childhood in Liberia: The Importance of Utilizing Family Systems Theory presents current realities and research-based information on the critical need to provide top-quality early education to all Liberian children. This, she believes, will pave the way to success in school and in life.

The book is written in an engaging style, and provides practical examples of authentic instructional best practices that Liberia can benefit from. It explores the country's approach to early childhood education, presenting comparative analyses and success stories, backed by sound recommendations for adoption by the Liberian government. Massa's strong coverage of contemporary topics and issues distinguishes her book from other early childhood education texts focusing on the Liberian education system.

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