In the upbringing of a child, a lot is done. Childcare is therefore, a collective responsibility of the whole community as whole. The quiz below probes the different aspects and concepts of childcare. Enjoy the learning.
Advocating for all children to read by the age of three
Advocating for and creating quality child care programs
Advocating that the adult-to-child ratio be abandoned to serve more children
Advocating computers be a part of all toddler development programs
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Proprietary child care
Center-based child care
Intergenerational child care
Popular child care
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Family child care
Family and relative care
Proprietary child care
Center child care
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Getting flu shots in September
Frequent hand washing
Washing toys frequently in a light bleach solution
Providing breathing masks for children who might be sick
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The long-term employment and financial well-being of parents.
The advancement of women in the corporate workplace.
The involvement of both parents in the education of the child.
The success of second language acquisition.
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Opportunities for the infants and toddlers to develop their brain through songs and finger plays
Opportunities for the infants and toddlers to be actively involved with other children, staff and parents.
Opportunities for the infants and toddlers to hear and respond to two different languages throughout the day.
Opportunities for the infants and toddlers to take part in reading skills and phonemic awareness drills.
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Parents have guaranteed insurance for their child
Parents can drop in for lunch.
Parents save time by “carpooling” with their children.
Parents have peace of mind knowing their children are safe, close, and well cared for.
They tend to enroll their children in childcare in greater numbers than low income parents.
They tend to prefer to hire a live-in nanny to help care for their children
They tend to prefer to have the dad stay at home to take care of the children.
They tend to employ the services of their parents to help care for their children.
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A functional activity for parents that supplants the care of children before, during and after working hours.
A custodial care that supplements care from relatives on an as needed basis.
A comprehensive service to children and families that supplements the care children receive from their families.
Care from relatives or employees wanting to support the family in educating children.
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Employee-sponsored child care programs
Laboratory school programs
Intergenerational care programs
Proprietary child care programs
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Quality, equality and size
Equality, respect and trust
Accessibility, trust and affordability
Accessibility, quality and affordability
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Required baseline practices
A child care philosophy
A quality early childhood program
A safe and healthy early childhood program
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Family child care
Intergenerational care
Proprietary child care
Child care by family and relatives
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Daily services are provided for the largest number of children of any employer in the United States.
Shifting work schedules and readiness requirements demands a child care system that is flexible and yet maintains high standards.
The system offers a range of child care possibilities which include nights and weekends.
Four main components make up the Department of Defense child development system and it serves children from birth to eighteen years.
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Using content knowledge to build meaningful curriculum
Building family and community relationships
Promoting child development and learning
Linguistic and language development
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Providing these qualities in the infant and toddler classrooms.
Providing these qualities in a way that adheres to state guidelines.
Providing these qualities in a way that is developmentally appropriate.
Providing these qualities in a way that responds to families’ culture and language.
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