Market Opportunities for PreK Instructional Materials 2015-2016
Published: October 2, 2015
- 92 Pages
Table of Contents
- Methodology
- Table Percentage of Respondents by School Size, 2015 vs. 2013
- Table Geographic Distribution of Survey Respondents, 2015
- Table Percentage of 2015 Survey Respondents by Age Level Served
- Executive Summary
- Market Size and Structure
- Introduction
- The Customer
- Enrollment Trends
- Table PreK Enrollments, Ages 3 and 4, by Market Segment
- State-Funded Enrollment
- Head Start
- Private Preschools
- Table What is the Current Enrollment at Your School or Center?
- Local Programs
- Characteristics of Survey Respondents
- Sources of Funding
- Table What it the Primary Funding Source for Your School or Center?
- Table Primary School or Center Funding Source, 2014-2015 vs. 2012-2013
- Table Primary School or Center Funding Source, 2014-2105, by Enrollment
- Table Primary School or Center Funding Source, 2014-2015, by Geographic Region
- Funding Trends
- Table Enrollment & Per-Child Spending in State-Funded PreK 2013-2014 vs. 2012-2013, by State
- Table Total Enrollment and Per-Child Spending on State-Funded PreK Programs, by School Year, 2009 through 2014
- Funding for Instructional Resources
- Table Where Did the Funding for Your Instructional Materials Purchases Come from in 2014-2015?
- Table Source of Funding for Instructional Materials, 2014-2015 vs. 2012-2013
- Table Source of Funding for Instructional Materials, 2014-2015, by Enrollment
- Table Funding Source for Instructional Materials, 2014-2015, by Geographic Region
- Instructional Resources Used in the PreK Classroom
- Introduction
- Table Total Sales of PreK Instructional Materials, By Market Segment, 2014-2015 vs. 2013-2014
- Market Size and Growth
- Table What Instructional Materials Do You Use in the Classroom?
- Types of Instructional Materials Used
- Table Instructional Materials Used in the Classroom, 2014-2015 vs. 2012-2013
- Table Instructional Materials Used by Enrollment Level 2014-2015
- Table What Percentage of Your School's or Center's Total Budget Went Toward Instructional Materials in 2014-2015?
- Percentage of Budgets Spent on Instructional Materials
- Table Estimated Share of Budget Spent on Instructional Materials 2014-2015 vs. 2012-2013
- Table What Formats of Instructional Materials Do Students Use During the Day?
- Table Format of Instructional Materials Used, 2014-2015 vs. 2012-2013
- Instructional Materials Formats Used in the Classroom
- Table Format of Instructional Materials Used by Enrollment, 2014-2015
- Sales of Instructional Materials by Format
- Table Total Sales of PreK Instructional Materials, by Type of Material 2013-2014 vs. 2014-2015 (Sales in millions)
- Use of Digital Devices and Materials in PreK Classrooms
- Table If Children Use Digital Materials in the Classroom, Which Devices Do They Use?
- Table Digital Devices Used in the Classroom, 2014-2015 vs. 2012-2013
- Table Digital Devices Used in the Classroom, 2014-2015, by Enrollment Level
- Table Digital Devices Used in the Classroom by Geographic Region, 2014-2015
- Table Why Digital Materials Are Used in the Classroom (Excluding respondents who do not use digital materials)
- Why Digital Devices Are Used in the Classroom
- Why Digital Devices Are Not Used in the Classroom
- Table Why Digital Materials Are Not Used in the Classroom? (Excludes repondents who use digital materials)
- Table Time Spent on Digital Devices Each Day (Excludes respondents who do not use digital materials)
- Time Spent with Digital Devices and Materials
- Table Do Teachers Use a Digital Device in the Classroom for Assessment?
- Use of Digital Devices for Assessment
- Table Teacher Use of Digital Devices for Assessment, 2014-2015 vs. 2012-2013
- Competitive Landscape
- Table Where Were the Instructional Materials Acquired for 2014-2015?
- Table Where Instructional Materials Were Acquired, 2014-2015 vs. 2012-2013
- Table Where Instructional Materials Were Acquired, by Enrollment Level, 2014-2015
- Key Players in the PreK Instructional Materials Market
- Table Most-Cited Commercial and Non-Profit PreK Materials Used, 2014-2015
- Purchasing Patterns
- Introduction
- Trends and Policies in the PreK Market
- Introduction
- PreK Policies at the Federal, State and Local Levels
- Federal Developments
- State Developments
- Table Total State PreK Appropriations, 2014-2015 vs. 2013-2014 ($ in 000)
- Local Developments
- Influence of K-12 Curriculum Standards
- Subject Areas of Importance in PreK
- Table How Do You Rank the Following Topics When It Comes to Current Instructional Materials Needs?
- Influence of Consumer Trends in IM Choices
- Conclusions and Outlook
- Introduction
- Table Do You Expect Your Budget for Instructional Materials to Rise or Fall in the 2015-2016 School Year, Compared to 2014-2015?
- Spending Outlook
- Table Comparison of Growth Expectations, 2015 Survey vs. 2013 Survey
- Outlook for Digital Resource Use
- Table How Do You Expect Your Use of Digital Resources to Change in 2015-2016 from 2014-2015?
- Table Expected Change in Digital Resource Use in 2015-2016 Compared to 2014-2015, by Enrollment Level
- Table Expected Change in Digital Resource Use in 2015-2016 Compared to 2014-2015, by Geographic Region
- Sales Forecast for 2015-2016
- Table Total Sales of PreK Instructional Materials, by Market Segment, 2015-2016P vs. 2014-2015 (Sales in millions)
- Table PreK Instructional Material Sales by Instructional Type, 2015-2016P vs. 2014-2015 (Sales in millions)
- Introduction
- Appendix
Abstract
Market Opportunities for PreK Instructional Materials 2015-2016
Market Opportunities for PreK Instructional Materials 2015-2016 examines the early childhood education market and the potential for sales of instructional materials into this segment. The report focuses on children who are enrolled in Head Start, state- and locally funded public PreK classrooms, and private childcare centers. Primary attention is paid to the core market of 4-year-olds.Simba Information's Market Opportunities for PreK Instructional Materials 2015-2016 examines which teaching materials PreK educators require through the results of an online survey of Head Start locations, school-based PreK and early childhood programs, and independent childcare centers conducted in partnership with MCH Strategic Data.
Actionable Data on PreK Learning Materials, including:
- Realistic PreK market size growth patterns and projections based on comparisons with a similar survey conducted in 2013;
- Changes in demand for Pre K materials;
- Changes in demand by type and size of PreK institution;
- Changes in demand for types and formats of instructional resources;
- Identifying primary sources of funding for learning materials.
- 3-D examination of topics by overall change, by institution size and by geographical region
Topics Covered in Market Opportunities for Prek Instructional Materials 2015-2016:
- Size and growth for Pre K materials
- Enrollment growth patterns
- Funding changes
- Demand for types of instructional materials (e.g. supplemental, assessment, core curriculum)
- Use of digital devices and digital materials in classrooms
- Market trends and policy impacts
- Current spending outlook
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