AAM4023_Lesson 3

Does a licensed centre mean a high-quality centre?

• Yes

• No

Licensing requirements are

• usually minimal and measurable.

• a threat to the childcare industry.

• subject to interpretation by the licensing specialist.

• written in technical jargon that is very difficult to understand and unachievable.

Typically, licensing requires a minimum number of ( ) square feet per child for an outdoor space.

• 20

• 35

• 50

• 65

The main difference between licensing and accreditation involves

• differences in director and staff training.

• differences in fees assessed by the state.

• differences in standards and performance.

• differences in the student-to-teacher ratios.

Accreditation and credentialing are used to show the professionalism of the program and its staff.

• True

• False

Ms Ann has a college degree in engineering. However, she didn't get a job after graduating with her degree. So, she got a permit to work in a childcare centre after that. This year is her 6th year serving in the same centre. Lately, she plans to apply for a credential in her working field. Which of the available credentials would BEST meet her needs?

• National Board Certification

• Child Development Associate Credential (CDA)

• Certified Childcare Professional (CCP)

• State Teacher's Licensure

Which of the following codes of ethics guides entrepreneurs in the ECE setting? (choose all the correct answers)

• Be integrity

• Be sensitive

• Confidential for clients' personal information

• Be respectful

• Be professional

An entrepreneur in ECE has the ethical responsibility to (choose all the correct answers)

• the children

• the families

• the staffs

• the community