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Hello and welcome to the Early Childhood Summit 2013: Innovation and Opportunity. The Business Panel Discussion of Boston Business Leaders include John Fish, Marcy Reed and Tom Leighton.

12:14

Marcy Reed speaks of the immense need and requirement of a sound and healthy workforce environment.

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When we spend about three million dollars on our assets we spend small percent of that in engineering our programs. That increases overall scientific temper and their personal development.

She added, that the reason we invest in education is because we have a certain amount of workforce.

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Reed further added when they get same opportunities all across, they end up being our assests. They are our workforce and help in tackling various challenge

12:18

Another panelist, Tom Leighton shed further light on this.

12:19

To make people's internet experience interesting we have hired very talented people, technical experts. They strive to make the user experience even more engaging and interactive.

12:20

Reed said they support mathematics education and sciences from early childhood. It is from this period that kids develop their scientific technical thinking.

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There are many ways to achieve this, and the first states was the implementation of a math circles program.
"Parents go there with your five-year-old and you'd be amazed how much can a five-year-old learn!" Reed exclaimed.

12:24

Speaking about a personal life and professional life balance, John Fish said, if we are not going to respond to them the work life balance will not be maintained.

12:25

Is it mandatory to include Math and Science as part of kindergarten schooling?

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