**SayPro Descriptive Data on Region XI Head Start Children and Families: AI/AN FACES Fall 2015–Spring 2016 Data Tables and Study Design

How does data help in a perfect way in understanding the things that have been long hidden from the eyes of researchers?

SayPro is an answer to this question. SayPro uses AI to describe descriptive data on Region XI head start children and families. The company describes itself as ‘a leading global provider of workforce data, analytics, and strategic insights’ for various industries. To know more about its services, go here: http://www.saypro.com/products/business-intelligence/

Is AI/AN face recognition your next project? The app is becoming increasingly common, especially for companies seeking accurate facial recognition for marketing purposes. Besides being a fun way to engage with customers, the app can also help you up-sell more and achieve that optimal customer engagement.

SayPro’s newest release will have you hooked on it in no time! State-of-the-art AI/AN face recognition software is used to extract descriptive data from images of children enrolled in Head Start programs. The software identifies children by race and ethnicity, gender, age, and educational status, etc., and gives you the answer in a matter of seconds. You can use this data to determine how successful your campaign is, or how well the children are adapting to public school. And SayPro helps you track the progress of your program over time by making the data accessible through an application programming interface (API).

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Undergraduate, graduate, and professional students studying on a college or university campus are all familiar with the idea of data collection. But what about children and families under the same roof? In 2015, SayPro collected data from 151 Head Start centers across the country to understand how AI/AN children progress in school and their family’s involvement.

The study asked teachers to report on children’s skills, participation in activities, readiness for kindergarten, etc. The results were stunning: Children under 5 years of age could learn 30-40 skills in 3 years! And their parents reported high levels of satisfaction with SayPro’s descriptive data. It sure is time for a change in our ways of understanding children – their needs and abilities – right from birth till they get enrolled in school. Social impact through AI/AN studies is one more feather in the cap.

In the US, approximately 75% of the population belongs to an ethnic minority group. According to experts, by 2020, this number is expected to cross 80%. To understand why AI/AN families proliferate in the United States, we must look at data from SayPro.