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Child Care
Teachers Responsibilities
Selecting a Child Care Program
Head Start
Parent Cooperatives
100
What are some practical life experiences?
Button, tie, zip, to put on coats and boots.
100
What do you need to understand of children at particular ages?
abilities and interests
100
What does the parents have to be comfortable with?
Their children's care and education
100
Why was Head Start created for?
To overcome poverty
100
Why do parents choose parent cooperatives?
To take part in their children's preschool experience
200
What type of training helps children learn touch, sound, taste, and sight?
What is Sensory learning?
200
What must the environment you provide encourage children to do?
explore, manipulate, and independently experiment.
200
Parents with lower income may need to use?
The public program
200
Children are taken here to make sure that they don't have cavities. What is it called?
What is the Dentist?
200
These are generally less than other child care programs.
What is Fees?
300
What school stressed proper nutrition, cleanliness, manners, and sensory training?
What is Montessori?
300
What are two words that best describe the responsibilities of an early childhood teacher?
Challenging and Rewarding
300
What might help the parents choose a program?
Other parents and staff turnover rates
300
What is it called when the school sends home enough food for the weekend to make sure the children are getting enough nutrition?
What is blessings in a backpack?
300
These can develop between the teacher and parent.
What is special relationships?
400
What type of care focuses primarily on meeting a child's physical needs?
What is custodial care?
400
What do time management skills help teachers to do?
Work smarter, not harder
400
What is one of the most important things about selecting a program?
The location
400
What is one goal to build in Head Start for future success in school?
Self-esteem
400
How long parents cooperatives usually operate for?
two or three hours, two to five days a week
500
What is the strategy called where children "learn how to learn"?
What is Montessori approach?
500
What is the largest professional organization in early childhood?
What is the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)?
500
What might the parents ask about?
The training and experience of the staff
500
What are parents encouraged to do?
to recruit new children, assist in the center, and taking part in meetings.
500
What might the parents become familiar with?
Activities, materials, and equipment