Exam 3: Choices: Schools and Programs
Exam 1: The Director: a Broad View69 Questions
Exam 2: Diversity and Early Education69 Questions
Exam 3: Choices: Schools and Programs77 Questions
Exam 4: Setting Goals72 Questions
Exam 5: Planning: Infants and Toddlers81 Questions
Exam 6: Planning: Preschool-Age Children78 Questions
Exam 7: Planning: School-Age Children75 Questions
Exam 8: Family Child Care62 Questions
Exam 9: Staff Selectionpersonnel Policies64 Questions
Exam 10: Staff Supervision and Training69 Questions
Exam 11: Budget79 Questions
Exam 12: Nutrition, Health and Safety for the Program69 Questions
Exam 13: Beginnings: a New Programa New Year64 Questions
Exam 14: Including Families and the Community75 Questions
Exam 15: Maintaining the Quality of Child Care72 Questions
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a.a child care center or preschool organized as an extension of the educational program of a church
b.a nonprofit enterprise owned by all the parents who currently have children enrolled
c.business corporation operating multiple schools at different sites
d.on- or off-site child care facilities supported by a company or other business
e.child care service provided in a private residence
f.school owned by one or more individuals and established both to provide a community service and to make a profit for the owners
g.an early childhood center that is part of the instructional program of a college or university
h.an information service for parents seeking child care
i.a plan, offered by some companies, that allows parents to choose assistance for child care as a benefit
j.a curriculum that supports children's development and learning through key experiences in an active learning environment
k.Head Start program serving children from birth through age three
l.their primary purpose is to provide an enriched educational experience for children before they are old enough to attend elementary school
m.known for quality of care, availability, affordability and fees based on family income.
-church-sponsored program
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The director of a state preschool is dependent upon tuition for covering all expenses.
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All-day schools are in session for more than __________ hours each day.
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An educational system called __________ uses materials graduated in difficulty and procedures for using the materials with self-correcting features.
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a.a child care center or preschool organized as an extension of the educational program of a church
b.a nonprofit enterprise owned by all the parents who currently have children enrolled
c.business corporation operating multiple schools at different sites
d.on- or off-site child care facilities supported by a company or other business
e.child care service provided in a private residence
f.school owned by one or more individuals and established both to provide a community service and to make a profit for the owners
g.an early childhood center that is part of the instructional program of a college or university
h.an information service for parents seeking child care
i.a plan, offered by some companies, that allows parents to choose assistance for child care as a benefit
j.a curriculum that supports children's development and learning through key experiences in an active learning environment
k.Head Start program serving children from birth through age three
l.their primary purpose is to provide an enriched educational experience for children before they are old enough to attend elementary school
m.known for quality of care, availability, affordability and fees based on family income.
-half-day schools
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Programs for ill children rely upon __________ to cover their operating expenses.
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The daily program for children in quality programs for mildly ill children is __________ a day in any child care center.
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The Military Act of __________ allocated funds for child development centers.
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The country that has more than 90 percent of three-year-olds in school is __________.________ in inclusive programs are trained to view all children as uniquely capable and endowed with individual interests, strengths and needs.
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Children's Centers or State Preschools, as they are sometimes called, evolved during World War II.Explain who has responsibility for operating these centers and where does the money come from?
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Many parents choose family child care.List some of the reasons for this popularity.
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a.a child care center or preschool organized as an extension of the educational program of a church
b.a nonprofit enterprise owned by all the parents who currently have children enrolled
c.business corporation operating multiple schools at different sites
d.on- or off-site child care facilities supported by a company or other business
e.child care service provided in a private residence
f.school owned by one or more individuals and established both to provide a community service and to make a profit for the owners
g.an early childhood center that is part of the instructional program of a college or university
h.an information service for parents seeking child care
i.a plan, offered by some companies, that allows parents to choose assistance for child care as a benefit
j.a curriculum that supports children's development and learning through key experiences in an active learning environment
k.Head Start program serving children from birth through age three
l.their primary purpose is to provide an enriched educational experience for children before they are old enough to attend elementary school
m.known for quality of care, availability, affordability and fees based on family income.
-flexible benefit plan
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