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【纪录片】(第六集)向美国学前教育“开端计划之父”爱德华·载

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0:15It was very much in favor of having graduated rates, namely that he would allow there to他非常赞成毕业率,即他允许毕业率。
0:23be universal pre-K, but he knew that there would be a waste of money if we gave this但是他知道 如果我们给它,那会浪费钱
0:28pre-K to very affluent families.在K之前,非常富裕的家庭。
0:31First of all, a lot of affluent families wouldn't take it.首先,很多富裕的家庭不会接受.
0:33And secondly, that they could pay in a way that disadvantaged families couldn't.其次,他们可以支付的方式 处境不利的家庭无法支付。
0:38So he was very, very enthusiastic about the idea of having a graduated scale.所以他非常,非常热衷于一个毕业的尺度的想法.
0:43And to an economist, this is like a payment schedule based on needs.对于一个经济学家来说,这就像一个基于需要的付款时间表。
0:48So I thought he made some very useful contributions to me, and I incorporated that in some of所以我认为他为我做出了一些非常有益的贡献,我将这一点纳入了一些
0:54my own work.我个人的工作。
0:55He made a real difference in terms of social policy in the United States.他在美国的社会政策上做出了真正的改变.
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1It was very much in favor of having graduated rates, namely that he would allow there to他非常赞成毕业率,即他允许毕业率。
2be universal pre-K, but he knew that there would be a waste of money if we gave this但是他知道 如果我们给它,那会浪费钱
3pre-K to very affluent families.在K之前,非常富裕的家庭。
4First of all, a lot of affluent families wouldn't take it.首先,很多富裕的家庭不会接受.
5And secondly, that they could pay in a way that disadvantaged families couldn't.其次,他们可以支付的方式 处境不利的家庭无法支付。
6So he was very, very enthusiastic about the idea of having a graduated scale.所以他非常,非常热衷于一个毕业的尺度的想法.
7And to an economist, this is like a payment schedule based on needs.对于一个经济学家来说,这就像一个基于需要的付款时间表。
8So I thought he made some very useful contributions to me, and I incorporated that in some of所以我认为他为我做出了一些非常有益的贡献,我将这一点纳入了一些
9my own work.我个人的工作。
10He made a real difference in terms of social policy in the United States.他在美国的社会政策上做出了真正的改变.
11He was smart, he was savvy, he was connected.他很聪明,他很聪明,他有联系
12He knew how to bridge academia and the real world.他懂得如何沟通学术界与现实世界.
13He was one of a handful of people that had it all when it came to early childhood.他是一小撮在幼儿期的时候 拥有这一切的人之一
14He understood the policies, he understood the mechanics of early childhood and why it他理解政策,他理解 幼儿期的力学和为什么
15was failing in many ways, many of our families.在许多方面都是失败的 我们的许多家庭
16And in addition to that, he understood the politics of Washington.除此之外,他还理解华盛顿的政治.
17In 1978, Ed had been back from Washington, D.C. for about six years and had been completely1978年,爱德从华盛顿特区回来约6年,并完全恢复.
18convinced that the biggest challenge that we have in applied child development is that确信我们在儿童发展方面面临的最大挑战是:
19people who understand child development don't understand much about policy.了解儿童发展的人对政策不太了解。
20And people who understand and are making policy decisions on behalf of children and families理解并代表儿童和家庭作出决策的人
21don't know much about the science of child development.对于儿童发展的科学了解不多.
22And so in 1978, he got a grant from the Archibald Bush Foundation of Minnesota to create the1978年,他得到了明尼苏达州Archibald Bush基金会的赠款,用于创建
23Bush Center in Child Development and Social Policy.布什儿童发展和社会政策中心。
24At the Bush Foundation, we invest in great ideas and the people who powered.在布什基金会,我们投资 伟大的想法和人民的力量。
25That is our tagline, and it's also our strategy and marrying child development research with这是我们的标签线, 这也是我们的策略和婚姻 儿童发展研究
26policy formation, translating the science into strategies to support the well-being政策制定,将科学转化为支持福祉的战略
27of kids and families is a great idea.对孩子和家庭来说是个好主意
28The investment we made in the creation of the Yale Center from way back in 1977 are我们在1977年投资创建耶鲁中心
29significant in the history of the Bush Foundation and in our future.布什基金会的历史和我们的未来都具有重要意义。
30We're excited to continue to see the long-term impact of this work.我们激动地继续看到这项工作的长期影响.
31The Smith Richardson Foundation's long relationship with Ed Ziegler began in 1986 when he helped史密斯·理查森基金会与埃德·齐格勒的长期关系始于1986年他帮助
32the foundation launch its Children and Families at Risk program.基金会发起了其《处境危险儿童和家庭方案》。
33At the time, the foundation was concerned about the well-being of children living in当时,该基金会对生活在
34unstable families with low incomes and limited opportunities for upward mobility.收入低且向上流动机会有限的不稳定家庭。
35We asked several leading social policy experts to identify scholars who understood best what我们请几位主要社会政策专家确定最了解
36kinds of public policies and programmatic interventions could most effectively promote各类公共政策和方案干预能够最有效地促进
37the healthy development of children from disadvantaged backgrounds.弱势儿童的健康发展。
38They all pointed to Ed.他们都指向艾德
39It was really Ed Ziegler's vision that created the Bush Center in Child Development and Social正是艾德·齐格勒的远见创建了布什儿童发展与社会中心.
40Policy at Yale that we renamed the Edward Ziegler Center in Child Development and Social在耶鲁的政策,我们更名为爱德华·齐格勒儿童发展和社会中心
41Policy in 2005.2005年的政策。
42It was a way to be able to remember his legacy, but it was also a way to be able to remind这是能够记住他留下的遗产的方法, 但也是一种能够提醒
43us all of the fact that a good vision, a good imagination can create things that can have我们所有的事实, 一个良好的愿景, 一个良好的想象力 能够创造的东西,可以拥有
44a huge impact on everyone else that follows simply because you're impacting the way in对其他人造成巨大影响 仅仅是因为你正在影响进路
45which they think about things.他们想的东西。
46The Ziegler Center has changed the trajectory of many people at Yale who have participated齐格勒中心改变了 耶鲁大学的许多人的轨迹 他们参与了
47in it, taken people who understood and were interested in science and made them very fascinated将那些理解科学、对科学感兴趣、 并使他们非常着迷的人,
48about how to move policy.如何移动政策。
49People who understood policy but didn't know much about child development and helped them懂政策却不太懂儿童发展的人
50be able to gain the skills that they needed in order to be able to be the kind of people能够获得他们所需的技能 才能成为那种人
51who would be the leaders of the future.谁是未来的领袖。
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