Early childhood education safety

whenever new play equipment is added to children's environments' safety must be a prime concern.

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Although field trips can enhance children's learning they also present added risk and liability concerns.

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Carefully maintained accident records are important because the severity of an injury may not be immediately apparent.

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When considering pets for a classroom, It is important to check for children who might have allergies to animals.

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More children die as the result of poisoning and falls than any other form of unintentional injury.

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Teachers should be expected to prevent children from being injured while attending early childhood, school, or after-school programs.

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Soap and water are the accepted method of cleaning hands in a non-health care settings.

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It is safe to taste food to determine whether it may be spoiled.

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Rooms occupied by young children should always have at least two exits

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Students should immediately pick up a child that falls on the playground to comfort them.

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