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Exchange Needs You!
July 24, 2008
Children feel more settled in an environment where they know what to expect and know their needs will be met.
-Lisa Porter Kuh and Iris Chin Ponte, The Complementary Curriculum Approach
-Lisa Porter Kuh and Iris Chin Ponte, The Complementary Curriculum Approach
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Displaying All 2 CommentsNational Association for Family Child Care
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Why is the Panel of 300 limited to center directors? Couldn't you add some family child care providers to the panel?
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The list of topics to choose from is too broken up into smaller pieces, which makes it too difficult to just choose 5. Many of them should have been merged into a broader topic like management and supervisory skills or something like that.
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