NAEYC Accreditation: What It Is, And Why It's Important
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4 August 2017
NAEYC is the National Association for the Education of Young Children. It is the organization that sets the bar for early childhood education even higher that state or federal regulations. There are many reasons why a daycare center should obtain NAEYC accreditation, as well as the many benefits of obtaining the accreditation:
Accreditation Means ALL Teachers Have a Higher Level of Training and Education
A daycare center working toward NAEYC accreditation has to make sure that ALL of its teachers have at least a year certification in childcare, although a two-year degree or more is preferable.
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Posted on:
2 August 2017
Trying to find the right child care situation for your child can be stressful. You want to make sure that they are going to be well-cared for. You also want to make sure that your child is happy. There are different options that you can choose from.
In Home Care
One option is to have someone come to your home and take care of your child there. There are some benefits to doing this.
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Autism And Making Friends: 3 Strategies For Helping Your Child Socialize
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28 July 2017
Many children struggle with making friends at school. After all, shyness and difficulty making introductions are common among all children at times. However, you just can't help but cringe when you see your child playing alone on the playground. Although children with autism do face a few challenges when it comes to making friends, you can help them enjoy a rich social life by implementing these simple strategies.
Do Some Detective Work
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2 Tips To Prevent Your Students From Being Distracted During A Classroom Observation
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28 July 2017
If you are a teacher, chances are good that you will find yourself in a classroom observation situation at some point. A classroom observation can be a good thing, since it can be a good way for you to get feedback about your teaching style. However, as you might already know, the idea of having someone watching you while you're teaching can be quite unnerving. Plus, not only can it be a tough situation for you, but it can also be incredibly distracting for your students as well.
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