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Child Care Basics
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Trainer Monitored Discussion – Child care programs guidance policy
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Trainer Monitored Discussion – Child care programs guidance policy
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Yes to be informed on what to do for any scenario.
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Yes. When discussing hard topics like a child’s continued behavior or reporting to CPS.
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Yes, having guidelines is important in case of emergency, an incident, or parent communication in unexpected situations.
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Yes, in cases of emergencies or where what to do can be unclear, guidance policies can set a clear path for what to do.
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Yes, if there is an unexpected accident or illness that arises.
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Yes. The childcare program written guidance can be used in case of illness or emergencies to notify parents and staffs about what happened.
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Are there any situations where you think the childcare programs written guidance policies would be useful?
Yes, in a lot of difference situations this is important to help everyone understand the policies behind different things we do. Reports for illnesses, incidents, updating about fire and emergency policies etc.
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Yes, so that we know the policies on behavioral issues, emergency situations, and illnesses
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yes they’re important to have in case of an emergency
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I think it would be useful in emergencies or unexpected situations.
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A written guidance policy would be useful when a child is behaving in a way that is harmful to himself or others.
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Absolutely! this would be helpful in the event of any witness abuses. This would help a teacher identify and know when it is necessary to report to CPS.
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Yes, when an emergency happens it is important to have written policies.
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i agree, specially in illness, emergency , and accident,
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“yes, I think they would be helpful at any given time whether there is a new employee who needs reminders or if there is an event or incident that hasn’t occurred in awhile”
