After exploring articles about licensing standards to promote a quality child care environment, answer these questions to test your knowledge.
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Anyone providing care and supervision for 4 or more children under the age of 7 years for less than 24 hours a day must be licensed.
Family day care centers can care for up to 12 children at one time.
Group day care is a center with 9 or more children.
The license for the program needs to be on display at the home or center.
One provider can care for up to 5 children under 1 years old.
Participate in a scavenger hunt using Wisconsin Administrative rules DCF 250 and 251 licensing rules. Review both rule books and Find similarities and differences between the two rule books in the following areas of the books:
Discuss with a coworker or a center director why you think there are different regulations for Family and Group child care. Write your findings below, 3 – 5 sentence paragraph listing actual rules and differences required.
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Review job descriptions of the various positions in a child care setting. Compare them to job descriptions at the center that you work at if you are working at a center.
Write an introductory paragraph that could be used in a cover letter that identifies the position you wish to hold in a child care.
Include education and experience necessary for that position and describe your personal attributes that will contribute to a successful work experience.
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Interview an experienced child care provider about his/her experience in child care.
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Create a list of 8 skills and characteristics you think a child care provider should have.
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Post on the discussion board a sentence or two about what you think it means to be a quality child care provider.
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Read and respond to 3 other posts from other students and comment on their thoughts on quality child care.
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